Anyone who has read Zionist history from objective source would know that Zionist leaders have never felt ashamed of repeating their lies. On April 4, 1972, Gen. Haim Bar-Lev, former Jewish Army’s Chief of Staff, was quoted in Israeli daily Ma’ariv as follows: “We were not threatened with genocide on the eve of the Six Day War, and we had never thought of such a possiblity“.

Gen. Matti Peled’s son Miko Peled in his book ‘The General’s Son’ – has admitted that it was his father who had suggested to the prime minister that Egyptian army is very weak and it was a golden oppotunity to attack Egyptian army and scare the hell out of the rest of Arab armies.

http://rehmat1.com/2012/06/16/occupation-israeli-generals-family-speaks/

That is my point exactly. The 2006 war was ersatz israel’s first military loss. It was a watershed event. Six years later, zion has hit another wall. This time international resistance to their greedy desires. Their pride, in the self titled “mad dog” appellation has suffered a savage hit: a loss of face and a second dip in respect. Add the disastrous international performance of Netinyahoo and Apartheid israel has persisted on a downward slope since 2006. They surely must be seeking a way to gain back some respect, and as the saying goes; “when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” The inevitable must be war against women, children, the sick and elderly and those unable to mount a defense. All of course with the help of US cluster bombs and other banned munitions. That as the saying goes, is how zion rolls.

http://rehmat1.com/2010/08/27/hizbullah-changed-the-me-in-2006/

It must be quite embarrassing for zion; which sees itself, and would like others to see it, as a “mad dog that no one wants to mess with;” to be considered impotent in regards to Iran. No one, including it’s own military leaders believe that it can defeat Iran. The US is ignoring it; and Netinyahoo is internationally recognised as an idiot. This must be the absolute low point for erzats israel, in terms of it’s reputation and it’s ability to maneuver other countries to it’s side.

To redeem itself (only within it’s own eyes) I believe they might well believe that now would be a good time to launch a 3 day war; not against Iran but against someone who is a much weaker adversary.

There were two articles in the newspaper this weekend on erzats israel. Two in the same paper on the same topic; Apartheid israel’s threats to Iran.

I think this topic is now dead. I have not seen one source that believes zion will launch an attack.

Robert Fisk wrote in British daily Independent on January 21, 2010: “Israeli government have been announcing that the only “army” of Lebanon is the Hizbollah. The Hizbollah claimed that the 2006 war with Israel was a “divine victory” – it didn’t feel that way to us in southern Lebanon at the time – yet even Israel admits it was a near-defeat for its own ill-trained soldiers“.

Jewish army has no balls to invade Syria, Lebanon or Islamic Republic – neither Obama is interested to scarify American solders for the security of the Zionist entity.

On Tuesday, America’s top soldier, Gen. Martin Dempsey in a news conference attended by US defense secretary Leon Panetta, said: “Israel can delay but not destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities“.

Attila Somfalvi in Israeli daily YNet, interpreted Dempsey’s remark as a warning to the Zionist regime that without American military help, Jewish army cannot defeat Iran.

“The general’s remark was not a slip-of-the-tongue. It was a calculated statement from a general of Irish descent and character. His words constituted a slap in Israel’s face, a punch in the face, and a kick to the most sensitive part of the body. To be more precise, the US slammed Israel’s head against the wall and said: “Shut up. Stop babbling about Iran. Without us there is not much you can do, and don’t assume for a second that we are dancing to your tune. You shouldn’t do anything stupid, and stop driving the entire world crazy,” wrote Attila Somfalvi.

http://rehmat1.com/2012/08/18/gen-dempsey-israel-cant-defeat-iran/