Hezbollah accepts Ceasefire, so does the rest of Lebanon and Israel

[kinggovernor]

Originally Posted by Thorgrim

Here is the extreme left wing faux news:

FOXNews.com - Israel Pulls Forces Back From Border Town; New Incursion Possible - The Mideast

Notice in the opening paragraph they don't say "it was hailed as a retreat" but "the retreat was hailed as a victory" because it's obvious it was a retreat no matter what way you put it

The Israeli pullback from the town of Bint Jbail appeared to be in preparation for a new incursion along a different part of the border zone. Hours later, troops and tanks massed farther to the east on the Israeli side of the frontier, Lebanese security officials said early Sunday.

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[Thorgrim]

Originally Posted by kinggovernor

The Israeli pullback from the town of Bint Jbail appeared to be in preparation for a new incursion along a different part of the border zone. Hours later, troops and tanks massed farther to the east on the Israeli side of the frontier, Lebanese security officials said early Sunday.

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Where do you think they got that account from? The IDF

Unless the Media guessed they were launching a new offensive and were embedded with the troops as they fleed from Bint Jbail

"new incursion" around one of Hezbollahs biggest strongholds, one does that say? They were afraid of it...

And what did they do over the next week with those forces? They advanced like 3 miles and took over some mounds of dirt while suffering constant ambushes

The article says retreat...they retreated, if you are going to twist everything so far you can't ignore people who say the IDF were but a fly to Hezbollah who simply "prepared for new incursions" at other sectors, they never retreated from one square inch

[SpicyMcVoodoo]

Originally Posted by kinggovernor

let me guess they would get owned because guerrillas always win house to house fighting, that is out right not true. They didn't commit ground troops because they don't want to occupy southen lebabon afterwards

Not always win, but it''d be way more dangerous for the israelis.

[Thorgrim]

Also Hezbollah killed 19 IDFs and destroyed one of their military helicopters

Israel suffers highest 1-day toll of war - Yahoo! News

[Kytro]

I'm glad there is a ceasefire. Hopefully it will last more or less intact for a while at least

[kinggovernor]

Originally Posted by Thorgrim

Where do you think they got that account from? The IDF

Unless the Media guessed they were launching a new offensive and were embedded with the troops as they fleed from Bint Jbail

"new incursion" around one of Hezbollahs biggest strongholds, one does that say? They were afraid of it...

And what did they do over the next week with those forces? They advanced like 3 miles and took over some mounds of dirt while suffering constant ambushes

The article says retreat...they retreated, if you are going to twist everything so far you can't ignore people who say the IDF were but a fly to Hezbollah who simply "prepared for new incursions" at other sectors, they never retreated from one square inch

The article says retreat because Hezzbollah said it. They continued their advance else where and continued to take territory. Yes they faced stiff resistance, but continued marching forward.

[kinggovernor]

Originally Posted by SpicyMcVoodoo

Not always win, but it''d be way more dangerous for the israelis.

its equally dangerous for both of them, eventually Israel would pound them into the earth but after taking heavy casualties.