Just like Morris, look how quick he was to criticize Lebanon for mistakenly reporting that 40 people died in the attack. Yet, when Israel bombed that building in Qana, he was so adamant in defending it.
I didn't criticize anyone. I explained that casualty counts are not always 100% accurate. Since someone earlier used the Lebanese as the "most trusted source" for casualty counts, I used a couple of examples to show how their initial estimates were way off, and thus the media shouldn't cite the numbers as fact. The only thing I criticized in the past few posts was the media's rush to judgment.
As a matter of a fact, most Israeli casualties are armed forces. On the other hand, most Lebanese causalities are civilians. But, no one really care about that.
As a matter of fact, you simply removed the context of the casualty counts. Lebanese civilians are dying because of Israeli retaliation against Hezbollah operating in their midst. Israeli civilians are dying because Hezbollah is intentionally firing thousands of rockets at their towns. Also, as of yesterday, more Israeli noncombatants have been killed than combatants.
As a matter of a fact, any Arab resistance is labeled terrorist.
Arab resistance groups are labeled terrorist when they start suicide bombing buses, intentionally target civilians with rockets packed with ball bearings, and call for the elimination of Israel and the genocide of Jews.
It just so happens that the description I just gave applies to every "Arab resistance group." But in actuality, their ethnicity has nothing to do with it. It's about their tactics.
Lebanon just pledged 15,000 soldiers to south lebanon when israel withdraws
Lebanon is insisting that Israeli forces are out of Lebanon before they deploy. That's obviously not going to work for Israel. It's going to require an international force with teeth. Lebanon's army is 80,000 strong: I think they should have more forces on that border. And this can't be UNIFIL Part 2 either. Hezbollah can't be allowed on the border.
Anyway, Israel has the right to defend itself across Lebanon's border when Hezbollah continued to attack from across it. It was Lebanon's job to enforce its sovereignty there and stop Hezbollah. Thus this is a Lebanese failure.