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Monthly Archive for July, 2006

A friend of mine lives within shouting distance of Palestinian villages in the West Bank. A few days ago, I was sitting in his barber chair having my head shortened, when he told me that you can hear the Palestinians celebrate when Hizbullah rockets hit Israel. I said, “You mean, THAT is the reason why I keep [...]

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You know what would really be ironic? …if we found out that the 57 Lebanese civilians in Qana were killed by Hizbullah missiles. Wouldn’t that be ironic? Israel attacked the building a little after midnight. The building collapsed seven hours later. Why? Here is what the Israel Defense Forces had to say: Eshel refrained from specifying what had caused the structure [...]

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Doing the Lebanese Army’s Job

Here’s a news report that I would have loved to have read: Elements of the Lebanese armed forces stormed the Hizbullah command and control center in southern Beirut. General Ahmed Jabouri said today that, while the fighting is fierce, they are making progress. He went on to say that it was an important first step in [...]

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Maybe They Aren’t So Civilian

All of us here in Israel have been wondering why Israeli combat units are suffering such high casualties. We have started to understand that the reason is civilians. Take the town of Bint Jbail. (I don’t want it, so you can have it.) Why didn’t the civilians of Bint Jbail leave town when Israel asked them to? [...]

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Because Corruption Kills

If you are a U.N. peacekeeper in Southern Lebanon, you need to make sure that terrorists aren’t using you for protection. You also might want to make sure that you aren’t involved in supporting terrorists by passing on intelligence to them. You need to be very, very careful of that. Because, it might be that your liaison [...]

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