And the loser is everyone
AntiWar.Com
by Leon Hadar
08/24/06
Since the start of the current Middle East crisis, analysts have been trying to figure out who is responsible for this mess. Who made the crucial decisions that triggered the fighting between the Israeli military and the Hezbollah guerrillas, which has resulted in death of many Israeli and Lebanese civilians and the destruction of villages and urban centers in both countries? And why were these decisions made in the first place? Or to put it in more stark terms: Cui bono? Who benefits from what seems to be, to anyone watching the horrifying images on television, an unwinnable war as well as a major humanitarian crisis?
http://www.antiwar.com/hadar/?articleid=9599
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
by Leon Hadar
08/24/06
Since the start of the current Middle East crisis, analysts have been trying to figure out who is responsible for this mess. Who made the crucial decisions that triggered the fighting between the Israeli military and the Hezbollah guerrillas, which has resulted in death of many Israeli and Lebanese civilians and the destruction of villages and urban centers in both countries? And why were these decisions made in the first place? Or to put it in more stark terms: Cui bono? Who benefits from what seems to be, to anyone watching the horrifying images on television, an unwinnable war as well as a major humanitarian crisis?
http://www.antiwar.com/hadar/?articleid=9599
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
rudkla - 24. Aug, 16:11
