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For the record... If Hezbollah attacks Israel again
- Thread starter Doboji
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You live in a la la land.
Of course it is easy for you to say those things when you are behind a desk and not the one holding a gun fighting.
Israel cannot bomb Tehran. The U.S will have to do it and I don't think anyone here would want to see the U.S fight a war for Israel. Israel can fight their own damn wars.
Leave U.S out of it.
Of course it is easy for you to say those things when you are behind a desk and not the one holding a gun fighting.
Israel cannot bomb Tehran. The U.S will have to do it and I don't think anyone here would want to see the U.S fight a war for Israel. Israel can fight their own damn wars.
Leave U.S out of it.
If Hezbollah attacks again then Israel will attack Lebanon again and this time thousands of Lebanese troops will be in the South. It'll be exactly how we saw it before. Just a bunch of firing at each other with no end in sight.
If Israel attacks Syria then Syria will be sent into Lebanon.
Is Israel trying to start a major war that will cost them?
Israel is not an occupying force. They will pay deadly if they try to occupy and they must occupy if they wish to stop Hezbollah.
You cannot get rid of Hezbollah by bombing them. Israel is definetely not going to do anything but pisss off the Arab world by bombing Syria. Bombing Syria would just reduce their military capabilities but Syria will still have those small arms that will be deadly against an Israel occupation force.
Too bad the UN is a pile of crap. If the UN was an actual power then we wouldn't be seeing any of this garbage. The UN is a joke and we need a world assembly that actually has power.
If Israel attacks Syria then Syria will be sent into Lebanon.
Is Israel trying to start a major war that will cost them?
Israel is not an occupying force. They will pay deadly if they try to occupy and they must occupy if they wish to stop Hezbollah.
You cannot get rid of Hezbollah by bombing them. Israel is definetely not going to do anything but pisss off the Arab world by bombing Syria. Bombing Syria would just reduce their military capabilities but Syria will still have those small arms that will be deadly against an Israel occupation force.
Too bad the UN is a pile of crap. If the UN was an actual power then we wouldn't be seeing any of this garbage. The UN is a joke and we need a world assembly that actually has power.
5150Joker
Diamond Member
I think the UN should do its job and make sure Hezbollah isn't in a position to ever cause Israel any trouble and vice versa. If Hezbollah does carry out attacks against Israel after this, then the UN along with Lebanese forces should disarm Hezbollah once and for all. If by chance Hezbollah is disarmed in the future, then I think Israel should do the right thing and release a lot of prisoners it's been holding for years--especially the ones that haven't had a trial. Personally I don't think the world is interested in seeing Israel and the Arabs at peace because selling weapons to everyone in the region = money and influence and a lot of rulers in the Arab world retain their grip on power by rallying their populations to the Palestinians cause--of course they really don't give a damn about them but they make for good headlines I guess.
SamurAchzar
Platinum Member
QFT
GroundedSailor
Platinum Member
Israeli fighters can reach Iran, however refueling will be required to get them back.
Either Air-Air or prepositioned fuel stops if they choose not ot or are unable to use Iraq as a fuel depot will be needed. They will not send people on one way missions.
Syria is the main problem. They are a major weapons feed and also a political base for both Hizbollah and Hamas.
Cripple Syria and you put a serious crimp on the proxies.
As a side note, the '81 strike recalled me to active duty and sent me to Israel.
International Machine Consortium
Golden Member
haha. Funny stuff.
ericlp
Diamond Member
Yeah leave the Tax Payer out of it too. No more support to israel from the US period. They can fight thier own stupid war. I'm sick and tired of bush getting involved in every little conflict in the world. Shut up and focus on the failure in Iraq and the problems right here in the USA!!!
We need to FIX our own problems first...
Lemon law
Lifer
Its long been my guess that sooner or later---now that terrorists have long range rockets,
that a small group will set up in some neutral country like Jordan---without the knowledge and concent of that government---and launch hit and run attacks.---with remaining rockets still cached in Lebanon, some hot heads will also peg a few under the noses of international troops.
These will likely be small no name groups acting independently---and the local arab governments will be almost powerless to stop these groups. If Israel then lashes out against local neutral Arab States with massive destruction----the mid-east will not be a very safe place for anyone.---the buffer zone Isreal must have to assure its own safety just got impossibly larger.
Israel is simply going to have to confront the right to return---and quit racheting up the hatreds.
Or the world will have no choice but to do it for Israel---by imposing a settlement.
As we can see----Israel is in denial about it----but anyone who can see the tactics and long term trends---can see this new weapon in the terrorist arsenal as being a new and dangerous development that will force a 58 year old conflict towards a resolution.
But for now---an uneasy peace remains.---but in terrorists workshops all over the world---they will be working on longer range rockets that can be assembled in the field from small kit like pieces. While others worry about how to smuggle them into convient launching distance. Gone will be the days where three thousand will be launced in one month and from one area.---it will likely become five from one place---ten next week from somewhere else.---and deeper into Israel.
that a small group will set up in some neutral country like Jordan---without the knowledge and concent of that government---and launch hit and run attacks.---with remaining rockets still cached in Lebanon, some hot heads will also peg a few under the noses of international troops.
These will likely be small no name groups acting independently---and the local arab governments will be almost powerless to stop these groups. If Israel then lashes out against local neutral Arab States with massive destruction----the mid-east will not be a very safe place for anyone.---the buffer zone Isreal must have to assure its own safety just got impossibly larger.
Israel is simply going to have to confront the right to return---and quit racheting up the hatreds.
Or the world will have no choice but to do it for Israel---by imposing a settlement.
As we can see----Israel is in denial about it----but anyone who can see the tactics and long term trends---can see this new weapon in the terrorist arsenal as being a new and dangerous development that will force a 58 year old conflict towards a resolution.
But for now---an uneasy peace remains.---but in terrorists workshops all over the world---they will be working on longer range rockets that can be assembled in the field from small kit like pieces. While others worry about how to smuggle them into convient launching distance. Gone will be the days where three thousand will be launced in one month and from one area.---it will likely become five from one place---ten next week from somewhere else.---and deeper into Israel.
Everyone here cries about the UN being incompetent against the Arabs. What about its incompetence against the Israelis? What about Resolution 242?
IMHO, the UN and US should stay out of this and let the parties fight until they can't fight no more. That way, there will be a supreme victor once and for all.
IMHO, the UN and US should stay out of this and let the parties fight until they can't fight no more. That way, there will be a supreme victor once and for all.
While active duty, I did work on the weapons systems for the F15.
At that time, the E model was not in the AF inventory, the work I was doing was on modifcations to support Air-Ground ordance.
Anything beyond this is unable to be released.
I was recalled within 12 hours after the attack force recovered.