Israel & Hezbollah: What was the problem again?

Title: Israel & Hezbollah: What was the problem again?
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Israel & Hezbollah: What was the problem again?

When Israel took their arms, the world froze in standstill. Israel's military muscle flexing against Lebanon was a display of reprisal against Hezbollah's kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers, and then the world was once again divided. Some criticized Israel's action to be disproportionate while the others claimed that Israel has its instinctive right to retaliate. The gory of war resonated instantly, even made worst by the enormous media coverage. The blow-by-blow report by media giants …showed first 75 words of 787 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 787 total…had already proven their military might and once again successfully confirmed their military supremacy in the region. It was just sane and benevolent they took the bombings to a halt. In what appears to be Israel's ultimate intention to crush Hezbollah, they will find it extremely difficult if not impossible to dismantle its military and political power until the other, more vicious, countries supporting the cause of Hezbollah will continue to play behind the stage.

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