lol@cease fire..the war going on in that pile of ruble known as israel/palestine has been raging since the beggning of Modern time..1 or 2 days or weeks of peace is nothing more than prolonging the inevitable...wich IMHO is all out war.....its time we settled this shit once and for all
lol@cease fire..the war going on in that pile of ruble known as israel/palestine has been raging since the beggning of Modern time..1 or 2 days or weeks of peace is nothing more than prolonging the inevitable...wich IMHO is all out war.....its time we settled this shit once and for all
True that. one more proof that we turn it to glass!
Hezbollah fighters hugged each other and celebratory gunfire and fireworks erupted in Beirut as the Islamic militant group's leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah claimed a "strategic, historic victory."
Hezbollah fighters hugged each other and celebratory gunfire and fireworks erupted in Beirut as the Islamic militant group's leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah claimed a "strategic, historic victory."
Yes, but I'm more entertained that they fired rockets into Southern Lebanon. Why? They knew if they hit Israel there would be a huge backlash. So what was the point? Were they hoping to hit the IDF? Which, again, would trigger a huge backlash. Or were they trying to hit the civilians they have been going on and on about?
We should take bets on how long it will take to break. I say under a week.
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Bush also thinks Iraq is a paradise now. And also because his "strategically brilliant" goverment helped to plan this Israeli "success" a long time before:
"The US government was closely involved in planning
Israel's military operations against Lebanon's Hezbollah militia even before the July 12 kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers, a US magazine reported."
Read more on: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060813...s_060813183058
Southern Lebanon is currently occupied by Israeli troops. That's why.
And because of this:
Associated Press
JERUSALEM - Israeli soldiers killed six Hezbollah fighters in four skirmishes in Lebanon after the U.N.-imposed cease-fire took effect Monday, the army said. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said he took sole responsibility for the offensive, and acknowledged "deficiencies" in the way the war was conducted.
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