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Originally Posted by P_Funk
es the threat is there and needs to be faced yet the speed and ruthlessness which Israel is showing in lebanon is uncalled for since Israel is at no risk of being destroyed this week or the next.
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</p>A slow-rate, silent, constant dying on Israeli streets is more acceptable, then? since the beginning of the second intifada in autumn 2000, until the beginning of the current war, Israel has lost 1100 civilians to attcks on it's street. that is more than double as much as the cost of lifes in this current war. All these killings in Israel were intentional targetting of civilians. when would you think, is it time to say: enough is enough? When has a state a responsebility to protect it's citizens? How could one sit down and negotiate with a group doping these crimes? Is it acceptable that such a group becomes a power faction in the region, spreading Iran influence there and sowing unrest amonhst Arab neighbours (whose governments all would be happy if Hezbollah gets crushed)?