Bidão Vil

Nem todos os israelitas são os trogloditas que por vezes somos levados a crer que são, à imagem das suas chefias militares e políticas e dos detentores do franchising "apoiantes de Israel", no "ocidente".

"If Israel really did embark on the war in order to force Lebanon to impose its authority on the south, which is in Hezbollah's hands - or in other words, to force the Lebanese government to begin a civil war in the service of Israel - that is a sign that it is dominated by thinking even more primitive than the thinking that led Ariel Sharon to Beirut about a quarter of a century ago. "

"There is no military solution for this situation. IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz has already implied that the solution is political. The prime minister, who bears overall responsibility and will be required to give an accounting in the future, would do well not to lag behind the person who in any case will pass him the hot potato.

And a word about the price of American support. Sometimes it seems as if U.S. President George W. Bush wants Israel both to destroy Lebanon and to sustain painful losses. That way, Israel provides him with an excellent alibi for the war in Iraq: The fight against terror is global, the blood price is the same, the methods of operation and the means are identical, and the time needed for victory is long. The Israeli vassal is serving its master no less than the master is providing for its needs. "

Quando estamos de fora, é fácil, por vezes, criticar.
Mas para falar no epicentro do terramoto é preciso muita coragem para além do bom senso, e é por isso que eu tiro o chapéu a este editorial do jornal israelita Haaretz .