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More Hezbollah Explosions
The exploding pagers will have driven the terrorists to use another sort of communication device, and then.....
What next, I wonder?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The trouble is that there are no rules of engagement which can be applied, or followed, when your enemy hides itself among non-combatants. It is impossible to find an opportunity to engage them face to face across the battlefield but it is unreasonable to expect any country to allow itself to be attacked again and again and again and not retaliate in some measure.
If Hezbollah won't cross the border and engage with the IDF directly, then Israel is forced to undertake measures to mitigate their capabilities.
If Hezbollah won't cross the border and engage with the IDF directly, then Israel is forced to undertake measures to mitigate their capabilities.
what ? when translated, is - - if hezbullah wont invade then we will invade them ! - - - Righto!
if what I have written makes you want to puke - - then down the corridor, you will find it on the far right....
PP //what ? when translated, is - - if hezbullah wont invade then we will invade them ! - - - Righto! //
"Righto" indeed. If your neighbour remained on his property but kept throwing stones and breaking your windows, would you not think it justifiable to go round and sort him out ?
Don't say 'call the cops' because (a) It doesn't apply and (b) they're useless anyway; they are now only interested in hate crimes, (but I digress).
"detonating bombs in public places amid civilians is terrorism"
Isnt that exactly what Hamas and Hezbollah have been doing for many years with no regard for non combatant safety. The israeli pagers / walkie talkies are aimed at terrorists, if those terrorists hide in amongst the public, as is usual, its their fault.
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