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The Second Lebanon War 10 years on – success or failure?

TJI Pick
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Published: 9 July 2016

Last updated: 4 March 2024

The Second Lebanon War commenced on 12 July 2006 and ended with a cease-fire on 14 August 2006, after passage of UN Security Council Resolution 1701.

Was the Second Lebanon War a success or failure? – Moshe Ahrens – Haaretz 20.06.16
Past blows may be deterring Hamas and Hezbollah from attacking Israel again, but we must not forget that Israel is also deterred from taking action against them. The lesson is clear: Another round of fighting that does not put an end to the terrorists’ military capability means they will come back for more, better prepared than ever.
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Reflections on the Second Lebanon War, 10 years on - Jonathan Spyer - The Jerusalem Post 23.06.16
It is now evident that no coherent and achievable plan for the conduct of the war had been decided upon at the rushed and overheated cabinet meeting that set it in motion.

1,200 rockets a day in next Lebanon war, officer warns
- Stuart Winer - The Times of Israel 14.06.16
Former home front chief says country will need ‘mental fortitude’ more than military protection in future bout with Hezbollah.

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