https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...p&cvid=934e435eac894fbeb9c9a64cdaaa88fd&ei=47
will no-one who thinks Israel did a fab job with this answer my question? I'm not being a smartarse, or trying to be cute or argumentative... if there's nothing it can be held accountable for, legality-wise, why aren't they loudly championing their actions? it seems odd and I can only think that, perhaps, Israel is waiting for some international 'legal clarification' to say it's not in violation before proudly admitting its actions![]()
I suspect Israel isn’t talking too much about the exploding electronics because the operation isn’t over:
1) Israel took out Hezbollah’s pagers and some personnel.
2) Israel took out Hezbollah’s walkie-talkies and some more personnel.
3) Those ^ first two attacks forced some of Hezbollah’s top leadership to gather in person in Beirut to discuss strategy for a response, etc, imho.
4) Israel then hit the building in Beirut where the Hezbollah leaders had gathered in person, killing one of the top leaders of Hezbollah, along with at least a dozen others from the elite Hezbollah Radwan Force:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/12-dead-many-flee-beirut-183139626.html
Call it “a triple tap”:
1) Pagers and personnel.
2) Walkie-talkies and personnel.
3) Building and top personnel.
And, while the operation certainly isn’t concluded, this phase of the Israeli operation has achieved astonishing results as far as degrading Hezbollah’s command and control are concerned. (The continuing Israeli strikes on Hezbollah rocket launchers, etc, are also rapidly degrading Hezbollah’s military response capabilities.)
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