Posted on 10/15/2009 3:36:22 AM PDT by bogusname
(IsraelNN.com) The IDF Intelligence video released this week showing Hizbullah terrorists stockpiling long-range missiles is the proof that Israel needs to “take off its gloves” in the next round of warfare. So says long-time military analyst Yisrael Katzover, speaking with Arutz-7’s Hebrew newsmagazine. The video footage, released on Tuesday of this week, shows the terrorists taking missiles and other weaponry out of a southern Lebanon warehouse, where an explosion had occurred the day before, and loading them onto trucks. United Nations ceasefire resolution 1701 that ended the Second Lebanon War of 2006 clearly bans such activity...
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Well just maybe with BiBi in charge Israel will make this Lebanon row the last one needed unlike the f-ing appeasing P.O.S. lawyer Olmert.
LOL. Time to draw another line in the sand. Back to work U.N.
Want misery? Mess with Israel.
The last one didn’t go well for Israel. So I don’t think house to house fighting will be their plan next time.
The idea that European troops under UN command were going to risk their lives to police Hezbollah was laughable from the gitgo. They probably stay in their bases drinking and whoring, with the occasional jeep ride around the perimeter. Nice work if you can get it.
It especially didn’t go well for the people of South Lebanon. Despite the Hezbollah propaganda, it was more of a black eye than a victory for them.
Hmm, I’ve been looking for another job.
Oh how I wish.
ROE will change if they have to go in again. If hostile fire comes from a building, level the building and move to the next one.
If Hizbollah is dug in, use artillery and flame-throwers to dig them out.
In fact, it would be prudent to lay down a carpet of artillery in front of advancing tanks...followed by mechanized infantry. All with brutal air cover.
The IDF Intelligence video released this week showing Hizbullah terrorists stockpiling long-range missilesGotta wait for the stockpiles to get a little larger before a single UAV swings in and detonates the whole bunch.
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