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Originally Posted by Lanny_MacDonald
Trying to drag this back onto topic, according to separate reports on NPR, this post has been around almost 40 years and was well known by all regional powers, so the UN is extremely upset about his action. Some members of the Israel government (not identified) have demanded an investigation. Seems this is not an incident of "fog of war" or "confusion" based on the NPR reports. It will be interesting to see this play out.
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I agree with this, completely, but will hold judgement until any investigation is complete. But questions have to be asked.
1) Where was the nearest Hezbollah structure or base
2) Was the destruction caused by a direct hit or splash damage.
3) Was there any kind of warning given through the UN Chain of Command
4) What was the reason for the attack.
5) What munitions were used.