NASRALLAH RUINED 3YRS OF ARAB, FOREIGN INTEL EFFORTS!!!

[Daanyeer]

Source: Al Manar
May 11, 2008

The former head of Israel\'s intelligence Aaron Zeevi Farkash said that he had warned Washington against relying on its allies in Lebanon. \"We advised the CIA not to rely on Walid Jumblatt or Saad Hariri because we tested them in 2006 and they proved helpless in the face of Hezbollah.\"
In an interview with Filkka-Israel site on the internet, Zeevi stressed \"Israel has given Lebanese Forces (of Samir Geagea) men the best training and they will appear in any future confrontation. Lebanese Forces fighters will hold on much longer in Hezbollah\'s faces, but eventually they will be defeated.\"
The former intelligence chief said Tel Aviv and Washington are in a dilemma because \"no force in Lebanon can strike Hezbollah and we are not ready yet to take this step. All the Americans can do is send some guards to the dwellings of Saniora, Jumblatt and Hariri.\"

When asked if the Americans are going to embark in Lebanon, Zeevi said that \"this is what Condi told Saniora. He was collapsed and accused Jumblatt of cowardice and fleeing from the battle. So she promised Saniora to get a presidential decree to send the Marines to central Beirut only to protect his headquarters.\"

The reporter asked Zeevi about the reason behind the failure of the assassination plot against Hezbollah\'s chief Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah on the 25th of April. \"I don\'t know why, but killing Nasrallah was not impossible with the presence of thousands of Lebanese informers working with the Americans. Everything is lost now. Three years of intelligence efforts by international and Arab sides have gone overnight. Most intelligence agents have left Beirut and the Lebanese are no longer able to move under the cover of their daily mission, each according to his rank in some security services. The west has lost a lot after Nasrallah surprised their allies,\" Zeevi said.

On the assassination of top resistance commander martyr Imad Moghniyeh, Zeevi revealed that a \"Lebanese side had provided Israel with the picture of Moghniyeh showing his real face. Only one person knew who (Hajj Radwan) was. He is a Lebanese leader whose security body was trained by Moghniyeh.\"
When the reporter asked: Is he Jumblatt?
Zeevi said: No comment.

[eternauta]

The former head of Israel's intelligence Aaron Zeevi Farkash said that he had warned Washington against relying on its allies in Lebanon. "We advised the CIA not to rely on Walid Jumblatt or Saad Hariri because we tested them in 2006 and they proved helpless in the face of Hezbollah."
In an interview with Filkka-Israel site on the internet, Zeevi stressed "Israel has given Lebanese Forces (of Samir Geagea) men the best training and they will appear in any future confrontation. Lebanese Forces fighters will hold on much longer in Hezbollah's faces, but eventually they will be defeated."
The former intelligence chief said Tel Aviv and Washington are in a dilemma because "no force in Lebanon can strike Hezbollah and we are not ready yet to take this step. All the Americans can do is send some guards to the dwellings of Saniora, Jumblatt and Hariri."

Aaron Zeevi Farkash is correct. What Saad Hariri, Walid Jumblatt and Samir Geagea (war criminal and warlord) share is secularism. Secular Lebanese are weak, incompetent and unreliable. The only group that can challenge and defeat Hezbollah is Islamic groups like Al-Qaeda. Unfortunately, neither Tel Aviv nor Washington can employ Al-Qaeda.

[Pitsaleh]

How amusing is the spectacle of Nasrallah gloating about victory, given a UN imposed ceasefire was the only factor standing between his country and complete and total annihilation.

The cauldron of war is brewing, and the stage is set for another confrontation. A cataclysmic showdown mitigated by no ceasefire, no pleas for truce, no premature cessation of hostilities. Let us have done with you.

[Stylez_T]

Nasarllah is a true leader and a warrior.

[Grant]

The UN has failed utterly to enforce the ceasefire or disarm the militias. This is moving towards a head.

[Pitsaleh]

Grant, how be you kindred? And the grandchildren, all thirteen?

In your infinitely wise, prodigious, and sapient mind, pray tell me, why the constant stream of anti-American sentiment amongst people from... ahem ... the dark continent?

[eternauta]

How amusing is the spectacle of Nasrallah gloating about victory, given a UN imposed ceasefire was the only factor standing between his country and complete and total annihilation.

The cauldron of war is brewing, and the stage is set for another confrontation. A cataclysmic showdown mitigated by no ceasefire, no pleas for truce, no premature cessation of hostilities. Let us have done with you.

It was Israel that needed a ceasefire, as it completely and utterly failed to achieve its goals in several weeks let alone the timeframe (a week) it was supposed to accomplish it. Another round of war would devastate Israel, for this time Hezbollah has far more weapons and even deadlier ones. America, the sole superpower, is struggling in Iraq against a weaker enemy. America's Frankenstein, Israel, is very unlikely to do a better job against Hezbollah.

[Grant]

TAM,

Apparently you didn't understand the terms of the ceasefire or the reasons Israel's hands were tied behind it's back. The gloves will be coming off if Hezbollah gets de-facto control of Lebanon and ceases to be just a minority political militia.

It was the UN, not Israel, that failed in 2006.

[Pitsaleh]

Eternauta

That's why Israel is in tatters, its structure lying in ruins, her economy wholly devastated, her defense forces thrown into disarray; and why Lebanon's a vibrant, booming democracy marching ever onward into the radiant future. Because Israel lost the war. Uh-huh.

Reader, I salute your vivid imagination, if nothing else.

[eternauta]

Eternauta

That's why Israel is in tatters, its structure lying in ruins, her economy wholly devastated, her defense forces thrown into disarray; and why Lebanon's a vibrant, booming democracy marching ever onward into the radiant future. Because it lost the war. Uh-huh.

Reader, I salute your vivid imagination, if nothing else.

There's some truth in what you have mentioned. America's economy is in shambles as it's in recession. That's negatively affecting Israel's economy, as it's also in recession. It and America's economy are only bound to get worse. With regard to Israel's military strength, it's at a point where it cannot get stronger anymore, while its enemies are at a point of getting more stronger. With regard to Israel's infrastructure, it's decaying and in tatters, as it's facing massive budget deficits or shortfalls. That's why far more Jews are leaving Israel than going there. In the not-so-far future, a point will be reached where financing Israel by America wouldn't be sustainable.