Reply #25: If you believe that any country in the world

[Clarkie1]

would or should stand idly by while rockets are launched randomly at their civilian population, then there is no hope for you.

If you believe the people and government of Lebanon have no responsibilty to control Hezbollah, there is no hope for you.

If you believe that both sides want this conflict, then there is no hope for you.

If you believe that both sides don't want this conflict, there is no hope for you...

Just using "no hope for you" since that's the phrase you used.

The Israeli government is trying to destroy or at least seriously disable Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon. Hezbollah is not a mosquito.

Bombing civilian targets will assuredly not alleviate terrorism. As I said, the micro-management of the conflict can be debated; unfortunately innocent civilians die in war and war has been declared on Israel by Hezbollah. Israel does not deliberately target civilians; Hezbollah does.

Most importantly, none of this changes the fact that the people who want the destruction of a sovereign state are to blame...and that is not Israel. THAT is what is most fundamental to all of this.