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For the last 30 years, Israel has responded to attacks by its enemies, not with the kind of overwhelming force that it once used to subdue its enemies, but with compromises, concessions, or haphazard military operations. This strategy has led to one disaster after another.
Anyone outraged over an operation that targets terrorists simply can't stand the sight of Jews defending themselves.
While Hezbollah was deemed a formidable foe, Hamas was mistakenly viewed as a pragmatic partner. Sometimes, the fear of defining an enemy, stemming from our desire for normal life, achieves exactly the opposite.
After Hezbollah confirmed the assassination of Hezbollah drone chief Mohammed Srour, who was a military advisor to the Houthis, the Yemeni rebels launched attack. The interception, which occurred at high altitude, was carried out by an "Arrow" interceptor outside the country's borders. As a result, about 2 million residents were forced to enter shelters.
In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, a Lebanese resident describes chaos as Israel-Hezbollah conflict intensifies.
