Hezbollah chief Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah made it clear on Tuesday that his movement did not consider the Israeli withdrawal to be complete, since it still holds the Shebaa area, on the cusp between the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights and south Lebanon. He said Hezbollah would continue to struggle until Israel left the area, but did not elaborate on whether it would use force. Israel says it captured the area from Syria in 1967, and its fate should be decided in peace talks with Damascus. But on Thursday it intimated it would quit those parts which United Nations maps showed were in Lebanon. Sayegh rejected Israel's assertion that Syria should bear the responsibility for possible cross-border attacks on Israeli troops or civilians.
Israeli threats are nothing new.
Such a peace includes a withdrawal from the whole of the Golan Heights. A Syrian member of parliament warned on Thursday that Syria could set up its own Hezbollah-type guerrillas to combat Israel's occupation of the Heights. There will be no peace. Another Clinton fiasco getting ready to blow sky high over the next few months. Sending Snakehead Car-vile over to Israel to put Barak into office was a bone headed move.