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Originally Posted by jpsartre12
I'm glad to see that you have dropped the facade and have exposed your true self. Now, I don't have to pull any punches.
Israel isn't used to fighting this type of asymetrical war. In the past, they rolled over Arabs like they were blacktopping roads. Now, with their every action being examined under the world's microscope, that have to be more politically correct. I watched Hezbollah supporters bragging about Hezbollah killing 20 IDF soldiers yesterday while in a Detroit area auto assembly plant. Since I wasn't on home turf, I didn't remind them that their fearless leader was still in hiding.  |
Some of this is true, at first the Arabs tried to use the mentality of a now defunct military strategy. It does no longer assure one of victory, just look at all wars since Korea; the guerilla will have the upper hand.
All leaders are in hiding, in one form or another, in Israel they are in Tel Aviv putting together their new ordinance requests. You will seldom find your fearless leaders where the action is, that is what they have the Army for, a buffer between them and danger.
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