This is what a cease-fire, instead of victory, brings – an emboldened enemy. Hizbollah’s head terrorist feels quite free to rebuke and threaten the elected leaders of Lebanon.
I would like to point out to some of those gentlemen and political groups that shifted the debate to the media and the public domain… I would like to point out some of their mistakes in this matter. [...] Of course, we have made a great effort to prevent any reactions, because what happened was offensive. I call upon the people, the masses of the resistance, those who love the resistance and who support it, to ignore what they heard and might hear yet, because solidarity and unity in the country is the most precious thing, which we must preserve. [...] I recommend that no one turn to provocations, intimidation, or pressure, using humanitarian arguments or arguments pertaining to security. (transcript)
This is who Israel is expected to negotiate with, and who we rely upon to maintain a ceasefire – which has already been broken by Hizbollah. This is who Kofi Annan and the rest of the UN weenies give credibility to, and treat like a head of state. A thug. A terrorist, no better than the old Mustache Pete Mafiosos who sauntered into stores and told the owners, “Nice place you have here. Sure hope nothing happens to it. I could help you protect it, for a small fee.”
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