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Titolo: Il pantano di Hezbollah (Arab Times)

http://www.arabtimesonline.com/arabtimes/opinion/view.asp?msgID=1254
 Hezb caught in ‘quagmire’
By Ahmed Al-Jarallah
Editor-in-Chief, the Arab Times
HASSAN Nasrallah is in a quagmire. If, according to his own
statements, Nasrallah knew Israel would attack Lebanon between
September and November, if he was aware the Zionist enemy was ready
for war and if he had received this information, which even the
Pentagon and CIA could not receive, why did he give Israel an
opportunity to launch the war before time by kidnapping two of its
soldiers? Nasrallah has called for the beginning of a second phase of
this war.
In what he calls “Beyond Haifa,” Nasrallah says his fighters will
begin rocket attacks deeper into Israel, south of Haifa. We wonder if
Nasrallah took any time to review his achievements in the first phase
of the war against the enemy before thinking about the next. So far
his only achievements have been causing the destruction of Lebanon’s
infrastructure and killing of innocent Lebanese. If he begins the
second phase the only result will be wiping out of whatever remains of
Lebanon’s infrastructure and killing of the rest of the Lebanese.
Dictatorial decisions taken by a single man like Nasrallah, who gets
instructions from foreign countries, will always lead to sorrow. The
ongoing war in Lebanon is a clash between Israel and the United States
on the one side, and Iran and Syria on the other. Although each party
in the war wants to demonstrate its power in Lebanon, none of them
wants its role to be recognized.
In a message to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah
bin Abdul Aziz, Chairman of Iran’s Expediency Council Akbar Rafsanjani
has expressed his country’s support to Saudi Arabia’s proposal for a
ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. This indicates Tehran has
started worrying it may lose the war and wants to retreat. However,
Nasrallah seems not to have received this information. So if he goes
ahead with his so-called “Beyond Haifa” mission, he will be left alone.
The ceasefire proposed by Saudi Arabia is its own idea and not
dictated by anybody else. After realizing its inevitable defeat, the
Iran-Syria combine has changed its mind on the war and decided to
support the Saudi proposal. Nasrallah won’t be able to cover his
mistakes by appearing on TV channels and claiming to possess
unreasonable information, which cannot be proved by anybody.
Nasrallah’s claims give the impression that he has some spy satellites
flying over the United States and Israel.
Nasrallah’s dictatorship will sink like those of Saddam Hussein and
other regimes, which did not know their true ability. Egyptians
suffered under the dictatorship of the late Gamal Abdul Nasser who led
them to war in 1967. The late Egyptian President believed Arab power
can defeat Israel. However, the result was different as Arabs were
handed out a humiliating defeat. Nasrallah, who is being
remote-controlled by Iran and Syria, believes he is in the mold of
many Arab leaders. But the fact is he is playing with fire.
e-mail: 
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 started worrying it may lose the war and wants to retreat.
Interessante grazie. Chissa' che a qualcuna delle prefiche qui dentro 
giunga il messaggio.
Am.

 Interessante grazie.
Un sunto, please?
Ciao! 

>started worrying it may lose the war and wants to retreat.
Quoto. Modestamente, l'avevo scritto anch'io qualche giorno fa.
Non che ci voglia una scienza politica acutissima: guarda a chi insiste per un 
cessate il fuoco e scoprirai chi sta perdendo.
Anche il pressing di Hezbollah sugli stati arabi per chiedere la fine delle 
ostilità pare fortissimo.
Ma la guerra la sta perdendo Israele...  Bah.
Tb
-- 
Diario di guerra
www.tonibaruch.blogspot.com

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Cio' che mi sembra interessante e' che una fonte araba ha confermato che 
in Libano si e' combattuta una guerra per procura contro Siria e Iran, e 
che Nasrallah rischia di eccedere il suo mandato.
Ora la prossima tappa la vediamo col voto sulle sanzioni all'Iran alla 
fine del mese.
Am.

 fine del mese.
La tappa della guerra contro Siria ed Iran?
Quindi è un progettoa lunga scadenza e diplomatico?
Mi pare che la diplomazia non abbia grossa efficacia i questi casi.
Sul piano militare invece 'sta guerra libanese complica le cose.
Ciao!