Submitted by dontcarea bouturreply, Sep 2, 2007 06:52

First, i would ask u to be careful with the use of the term terrorism. As the article describes, israel did destroy whole regions...but they were not " hezbolla's region" as they claimed, any fool who watched tv would've known that. I actually was in Lebanon during the war, i could tell u that isreal mostly destroyed civilian areas, builidings, cars, houses... 99% of its targets were civilians....but did no major effect to the "resistance line" of the Hezbollah. Meaning their plan to come invade Lebanon didnt work....also meaning well " they lost "
My view and anyone who lived the war here would claim loud and clear 2 things:
1- israel's attacks were terrorist attacks..... sophisticated, internationally supported, but still terrorist. (what else would u call somebody who would kill so blindly... giving as an excuse that the hezbollah were hiding behind the civilians ?????? come on...we're not 10 anymore!!! does this trick still works on people???)
2- israel lost.....big time. As it started the war, itself, not as she claims, a war that she had planned for a good time. It lost to achieve the goals she put on the first day....(to wipe of the hezbollah) or a few days after (to move the hezbollah above to the litani) not even freeing the 2 soldiers that she used to get into a war.

Another thing, the lebanese army would not attack the hezbollah, not because it cannot take it out as it was claimed in the article, but because the Hezbollah is the only real "Resistance" of lebanon, the only way for Lebanon to survive on the worldmap. They are the pride of most lebanese people. Attacking them would be a suicide for the country as the real terrorist (Israel) would use that for their own good to attack this little country that its been tryin to conquer for a good time now, to build up its dream of the " Great isreal"
This dream will not happen as the Hezbollah resistance is getting stronger and stronger after each attempt.

Peace,

Note: Comments are screened, and in some cases edited, before posting. We reserve the right to reject anything we find objectionable.