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Originally Posted by Language
Tbh, we must just be on different wave lengths because I still don’t see where I said anything misrepresenting the complexity of any situation or not “having the guts” to argue something.
You literally agreed with me a few posts later where you yourself mentioned this is not a war between Israel and Lebanon. My point was Hezbollah is the aggressor and it’s even more so complicated because they’ve entrenched themselves in the government and every day life in Lebanon.
I don’t have all day to debate every point raised and this is an outlet where I vent my thoughts, so if my posting style is not up to your standards, you’re free to just ignore my posts.
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That's how you see it. They have claimed they are doing it in support of Palestinians in Gaza, and Israel has moved troops from Gaza to the north, so in that sense their strategy of firing rockets was a success, and takes some pressure off of Gaza. So are they not acting defensively in that view? That's the thing. You look at it so simply, but for every action Israel takes, it has a cascading effect in the region, and why every action must be considered in it's entirety. I don't see Israel doing that, and it is the reason why their safety is not improving.
Had Israel reached a ceasefire deal with Hamas, Hezbollah may not have fired all those rockets south. I mean, sure, they may have, but you can't ignore the strong correlation and statements of fact. So by Israel continuing their questionable strategy in Gaza, they endangered their own security. Almost like the things I suggested earlier in the thread actually happen.