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Earlier today, I watched a documentary describing Israel's success in the Six Days War, in 1967. The phrase used by the military experts was "strike first, strike hard, and strike deep." Every ounce of Israeli power was directed to complete victory. That is why it is sad to face what is happening today. Ralph Peters writes about it in his latest column.
Read the rest.
Israel must fight to win. We must urge her to settle for nothing less that victory.
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Ralph Peters on Israel's Response
Earlier today, I watched a documentary describing Israel's success in the Six Days War, in 1967. The phrase used by the military experts was "strike first, strike hard, and strike deep." Every ounce of Israeli power was directed to complete victory. That is why it is sad to face what is happening today. Ralph Peters writes about it in his latest column.
"The situation is grave. A perceived Hezbollah win will be a massive victory for terror, as well as a triumph for Iran and Syria. And everybody loves a winner - especially in the Middle East, where Arabs and Persians have been losing so long. Israel can't afford a Hezbollah win. America can't afford it. Civilization can't afford it. Yet it just might happen. Israel tried to make war halfway, and only made a mess. Let's review where the situation stands:"
Read the rest.
Israel must fight to win. We must urge her to settle for nothing less that victory.
- What Was The Real Deal With The Irgc General And Mugniyah On Top Of Quneitra Right On The Golan Border?
One explanation .. and a rational one to consider What was an Iranian general doing hanging around on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights border with Israel? The answer is that, along with several high-ranking figures in the Hezbollah terrorist group,...
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From WFB: Iran on Monday promised that Hezbollah would deliver “crushing response” to the Israeli attack over the weekend, which killed six Iranian agents, including a top-level commander, and five Hezbollah members. “The experience of the...
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