The front page of the New York Times was obviously plastered with coverage of the situation in Lebanon, although it was full of "editorial" headlines and lines. Look, folks, what's so hard about this?
1. Hezbollah, a long-time enemy of the state of Israel, is a part of Lebanon's goverment.
2. Lebanon has received repeated warnings about Hezbollah.
3. Hezbollah has kidnapped two Israeli soldiers.
Et voila, an act of war, between two states. Pretty simple. Not small, mind you. But simple. And the solution to this sort of thing.
1. Hezbollah, a long-time enemy of the state of Israel, is a part of Lebanon's goverment.
2. Lebanon has received repeated warnings about Hezbollah.
3. Hezbollah has kidnapped two Israeli soldiers.
Et voila, an act of war, between two states. Pretty simple. Not small, mind you. But simple. And the solution to this sort of thing.
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