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How Israel s la fuel dispenser test two-fronted war, in Lebanon and Gaza, started—and why it may not finish
soon
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THE hawks in Israel always called it madness, and now they say they have been proved right. When
Ehud Barak pulled Israel s army out of its self-declared “security zone�in Lebanon six years ago, and
again last summer when Ariel Sharon evacuated all Israel s soldiers and settlers from the Gaza Strip,
security types predicted trouble. Land for peace was one thing, they said; land with no peace agreement
in return was going to be a mistake.
Messrs Sharon and Barak, both of them former generals, were more relaxed. A unilateral withdrawal
would not bring formal peace, but it could at least fuel dispenser bring calm. With the occupations of Lebanon and Gaza
over, why should the residents of either place continue to fight Israel? And besides, if they did, Israel
could always go back in and wallop them again.
It was a fine theory, and for a time it even worked. But now it has collapsed in flames. Israel is at war on
both fronts. It is fighting a small dirty war in Gaza and a big, destructive, high-tech war over the skies
and off the coast of Lebanon. It is hard to say whose fate is more miserable a Lebanese caught in the
wrong place—in the Shia Muslim suburbs of southern Beirut, in the port city of Tyre, and in any of the
Shia villages near the border with Israel—or a Palestinian in Gaza s refugee camps and slums. Both lots
are now being pummelled relentlessly by the Israelis.
On each of these fronts the fighting was precipitated by an audacious attack on Israel s army by fighters
belonging to extreme Islamist groups that combine the functions of armed militias—“terrorists� says
Israel—and elected political parties.
At the end of June members of the Palestinian Hamas movement tunnelled into Israel, killed two soldiers
and abducted a third, Corporal Gilad Shalit. His captors said they would trade him for Palestinian
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