'Next time we'll start with Tel Aviv'
Lebanese newspaper al-Akhbar reports that Hezbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah is threatening that the next time there is a war between his organization and Israel, Hezbullah will hit Tel Aviv first, and not Israel's northern cities. The Hezbollah strongman also addressed recent reports of foreign agents operating within the Lebanese terror organization. In a meeting with Hezbollah leaders, Nasrallah admitted that information passed to the CIA and Mossad by three of Hezbollah's members hurt the organization.Let him start with Tel Aviv. Amir 'Comrade' Peretz is no longer the Defense Minister, Dan Halutz is no longer the IDF Chief of Staff, and Ehud K. Olmert is no longer Prime Minister. Hitting Tel Aviv first - even if (and hopefully) it is unsuccessful - will ensure the kind of response that Israel did not make to Hezbullah aggression five years ago, which will ensure a short war.
However, Hezbollah will be able to recover from the incident, he asserted, saying that the organization has the courage necessary to fix mistakes.
A month ago Hezbollah detained four of its own members on charges of spying for Israel while a fifth fled, the London-based daily Asharq Alawsat reported.
Labels: Amir Peretz, Binyamin Netanyahu, Dan Halutz, Ehud K. Olmert, Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbullah, Second Lebanon War
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 2:23 PM
1 Comments:
Hezbollah is not a terrorist organization anymore..
It needs to be respected by the world as a leading party that is part and parcel of the government Lebanon.
Just as Russia has accepted the legitimate standing of hezbollah the world should.
That being said?
If hezbollah launches an attach ANYWHERE on the State of Israel, including it's citizens in Israel or abroad, Lebanon should be destroyed as a nation that is at war.
Hezbollah and Lebanon now are the same, it is time for a real response, one that would take centuries to recover from.
One the good things about Hamas and Hezbollah gaining power?
They are now a "target rich" environment
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