fallenangel99
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Israel will greatly diminish Hezbollahs effectiveness.
20 some days after the war started, Hizbollah is still shooting 100+ rockets a day. Sorry, I doubt their effectiveness has been greatly diminished. Oh, for two days it only shot 40 somerockets and that is because they accepted the 48-hour cease-fire offered by the Israelis, which the Israelis did not follow.
Both sides are trying to inflict max damage before a truce treaty or whatever is accepted by the Israelis. Nasrallah has a cult status in the Arab world. He is going to get a lot of sympathy, and I'm sure he won't have any trouble re-supplying his men.
Israel has no choice but to respect Hizbollah and what it's capable of. I am not sure how much the buffer zone is really going to help. Remember, the rockets can be easily hidden. If they are shot again (when the U.N./NATO is policing S.Lebanon), who is going to retaliate against Hizbollah? Israel? or will U.N./NATO chase Hizbollah? What if Israel accidentaly kills NATO troops?
And I highly doubt Hizbollah is going to accept any peace plan unless Lebanese/Arab prisoners are released from Israeli Jails.
On the topic of prisoners.. how did Israel round them up? did they get trial? Is this another Guantenamo? I'm not sure the history of Arab/Palestine/Lebanese prisoners in Israel
Here are some good reads, rather than reading some pro-Jewish stuff:
A Disciplined Hezbollah Surprises Israel With Its Training, Tactics and Weapons:
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Arab World Finds Icon in Leader of Hezbollah:
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