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The State of Israel Faced An Existential Threat for the First Time Since the War of Independence
This is an email originally sent in Hebrew and translated by Lynda Schwartz.
Analysis of the Situation: The State of Israel was facing an existential threat for the first time since the War of Independence.
By their deaths, the three youths saved the State of Israel.
The dozens of tunnels that had been dug from Gaza to the southern cities of Israel were not tunnels for the purpose of terrorism – they were the infrastructure for the occupation of the Land of Israel. If we had not surprised ourselves with the severe response to the kidnap and murder of these boys (of blessed memory), Hamas, at a time that would suit them, would have sent thousands of soldiers through the tunnels to occupy cities and military posts; thousands of soldiers wearing the uniform of IDF soldiers, to kill, to conquer and to kidnap, and the IDF would have had no time to organize, and protect the nation. At the same time, Hamas would have fired off barrages of hundreds and thousands of missiles at the center of the country, paralyzing Israel’s organizational ability to defend itself against invasion. What were they waiting for? Maybe a rainy day? Or, most likely, the recovery of Hezbollah, in order to coordinate an integrated attack of missiles from the north. . . and possibly tunnels dug towards the northern cities too. . .
What a load of crap! Israel does not want peace because that would mean they have to give up land they stole from the Palestinians and they want it all.The reason they don’t like Iran is because the Hezboula stops Israel from taking land away from the Leboneze people so there you have it. What does Lebanon have that Israel need, water and Gaza has the gas off its coast so that is why they are going to flaten Gaza to the ground so they can take there gas.