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Friday, July 11, 2008

Olmert: Hezbullah's 'scared to death' of Israel

If I wasn't crying over the way he has destroyed Israel's deterrent capability, I'd be laughing at the ridiculousness of a statement that Prime Minister Ehud K. Olmert made in an interview with the Israeli Arab newspaper Al-Sinara, which is published in Nazareth. In an interview published in Friday's edition, Olmert told the newspaper that Hezbullah is 'scared to death' of Israel and that the war's most significant outcome is the 'peace' currently prevailing on our northern border. If that view of reality were not so totally distorted and if its holder were not Israel's putative 'leader,' it would be comical. But because Olmert remains Prime Minister, the fact that this is how he apparently views 'reality' is downright scary.
In the interview, to be included in Friday's edition, the prime minister said he did not regret his decision to start the Second Lebanon War, and reiterated the position by which he would not hesitate to respond in the same manner if Hizbullah were to perform similar acts in the future.

"I don't regret my decision (to start) the war," Olmert said, adding that one of its most significant outcomes was the peace currently prevalent on the northern border. "It has been two years since a shell last fell on that area and this is thanks to the new deterring balance. Hizbullah is very cautious, and is careful not to disrupt this balance. It is the one that has lost, and everyone knows Hizbullah fears a confrontation with Israel. It's scared to death."

The prime minister also spoke regarding the negotiations with Syria and the Palestinians, and expressed hopes that his government would acquire peace on both fronts shortly. He stressed that an agreement with the Palestinians could be accomplished by the end of US President George W. Bush's term.
Is there anything Olmert won't say or give away to keep himself in office?

By the way, did anyone else notice the irony in Olmert's 'defense team' saying yesterday that they want two seven-hour sessions to cross-examine Olmert's laundryman, while Olmert - who will be questioned on Friday for the third time by the police's National Fraud Squad - has limited his interrogation to two hours?

3 Comments:

At 9:42 AM, Blogger NormanF said...

Send in the clowns to fight Hezbollah! If I was Hassan Nasrallah, I'd be on the floor pounding my fists howling with laughter. You know - when the Winograd Commission decided Ehud Olmert didn't really have to go, Olmert decided he didn't do anything wrong. He has the same view of the corruption charges swirling around him. No one's scared to death of Olmert.

 
At 10:34 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

He even looks like Olmert!

 
At 11:43 PM, Blogger Ashan said...

Why does Olmert say that he started the war? The Hizbonazis started the war by crossing the border into Israel to attack a tank crew, killing several soldiers and kidnapping Regev and Goldwasser. Olmert doesn't even know the basic facts of a historical event. Amazing!

 

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