Why Hezbollah attacked when it did: looking ahead
Bryan Preston

A little over a week ago, I came up with a theory to explain why Iran believed it was in its interests to order Hezbollah to attack Israel at this point in time. Here’s the whole post, which is pretty short, and here’s the short version of that: ...

David Horowitz seems to be thinking along the same lines I am. He’s looking forward into the next few weeks to see how the counter-offensive might play out.

The appeasers of Islamofascism, who have been calling for a ceasefire and bewailing “civilian casualties” in Lebanon and Gaza, will succeed. Hezbollah will agree to turn over its arms to the pro-Hezbollah Lebanese army. The pro-Hezbollah UN will establish a security zone on Lebanon’s southern border to keep the area clear of non-government militias, of which the Hezbollah “militia” is the only one. The credulous in the Western camp will greet this as a victory for the peacemakers. But exactly the opposite will be the case.

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[Read the whole thing.]

Contributed by Bill Faith on August 1, 2006 at 07:20 AM in Bill Faith, Islamism Delenda Est | Permalink

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