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Titolo: Perché Israele fa il lavoro "sporco"

http://www.esisc.eu/index.asp
WHY DOES ISRAEL DO THE DIRTYWORK:
THE LAW WITHOUT THE POWER TO ENFORCE IT,
IS USELESS!
By ClaudeMONIQUET, President of the ESISC
Not a day, nor an hour goes by without television hitting us with the
horrible images of the destruction that Tsahal is inflicting on Lebanon. All
this
accompanied by the interminable account of dead people. Yes, this war as yet
without a name,
kills many.
Yes, the hundreds of dead Lebanese include women and children.
But first let us ask a question which is not just a mere formality.
Hizballah is an army, an insurrectional army that is carrying out an
insurrectional war. Now, in
this sort of conflict, a “civilian” is often a militiaman who has just laid
down his
Kalachnikov or who will take it up a few hours later. This has to be said
and has to be kept in mind. As must also be said and be kept in mind that
Hizballah is a cynical organisation that feeds on the hatred and revenge
spread by each death. And that is why the army of cowards has its base in
the civilian population, that is why it trains adolescents to become
militiamen – when it doesn’t train them to become kamikazes –and that
is why it conceals its stockpile of weapons in family homes. It must also be
kept in mind that the Israeli army forewarns the civilian population before
it strikes.
This, of course, doesn’t diminish the horror of both the death of innocent
women and children.
But, it’s a fact, that all those who in political circles as well as in the
media denounce the disproportion of the Israeli counterattacks are, in the
final
analysis, happy with the fact that Israel does the job, “the hard work”as
the Russians say. Can there be anyone in Europe or in the Arab world who
does
not want to see an end to Hizballah, this totalitarian and terrorist
organisation
that, yesterday, took a democracy as hostage and that today takes hostage
the entire Lebanese
population? Can there be anyone who doesn’t wish to destroy this armed
branch of the Republic of mullahs. Yes, the Israeli offensive upsets because
it kills
civilians. But, yes, it pleases in fact a lot of people - and many capital
cities –because at last it provides an opportunity to end with Hizballah (at
least
on a military level) and to force Teheran to realise that there are red
lines that cannot
be crossed.
Let us not fool ourselves : a retreat or weakness of the Hebrew State
would do no service to the world –and we are not referring here only to the
western world –if the offensive does not reach its logical end, that is, to
destroy the Hizballah fighters, eliminate its leaders, break its chain of
command and
its operational capacity and get rid of the weight that its stock of
missiles
lay on Israel (not only on Israel but also on the Arab governments which,
tomorrow, could
upset Teheran, as well as Jordan …), then these dead will not have died in
vain.
If the military organisation of Hizballah is not destroyed, then, tomorrow,
it will
be the soldiers of the U.N.O. taking part in an army of intervention who
will be
the target of their weapons and the hostages who will rot in the caves of
Beirut, as in
1985, will be foreigners.
The smart ones will say that it would be enough to apply the 1559
resolution of the U.N.O. Sure, but as it happens the only problem is that
the U.N.O. is a giant with feet of clay that never has the willpower to
carry out (its) decisions. The international community said it already years
ago:
the Hizballah has to disarm. But the Hizballah has refused to do it and has
plunged Lebanon in tragedy. Who has been there to apply this resolution? Has
the
Lebanese Army? Certainly not! Besides, Lebanon is now led by a government
that
includes three Hizballah members – one official and two sympathizers – and
its Prime
Minister who asks the organisation to lay down the arms knows for certain
that they will not listen. As to the President of Lebanon, Emile Lahoud,
this valet
who has sold his country to Syria, proclaims urbi and orbi that “Hizballah
is
respected throughout the Arab world.” His master’s voice…
Human nature and that of the world are such that laws without
enforcement are useless. If that were not the case, would we really need
police to apply penal laws in our democracies? Wouldn’t the citizens follow
the rules
of their own accord? But that is not the case.
Today it is Israel that has to do the dirty job in Lebanon. There’s no
reason, here, to crown with laurel-wreaths soldiers of this democracy. But
maybe there is one
reason to pay attention to the criticisms and the manner in which they are
uttered.
Today, when the Lebanese government or Europe, condemn the “disproportion”
of the Israeli retaliation, they do it because of their failures, their
cowardice and their compromises. These failures, this cowardice and
these compromises, as much as the senseless provocation of Hizballah,
have plunged Lebanon in mourning. The Israeli army is here only the
instrument of destiny. But it is a very heavy weight to be carried by a
democracy which, it’s true, after so many years, has become accustomed
to go it alone.

 to go it alone.
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an instrument of DESTINY
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a proposito di "Law" ci sarebbe una pila di risoluzioni UN che
non vengono osservate dalla Democracy che e' accustomed to go alone,
'sto Moniquet ci ha scritto qualcosa sopra?
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