Op-ed:

Misplaced Anger 

By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor / Right Side Patriots / Right Side Patriots Radio

The Op-ed posted here is this authors opinion alone,and does not necessarily represent the views of blogspot.com or Google  

 

... So with Israel now near, but not yet fully done completing what it calls its “tasks” in southern Gaza, focus as per Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is now shifting to Israel's northern border with Lebanon as daily exchanges of fire with Hezbollah...who are also a proxy of Iran...continues to take place. And that now leaves Benjamin Netanyahu alone to make the aforementioned heart wrenching decision regarding any hostages still alive...a decision not uncommon in times of war...as in will Netanyahu be forced to decide to sacrifice the few to save the many…in this case the lives of almost 10 million Israelis vs. maybe less than 75 hostages.

War is rife with examples of those who willingly gave their lives to save others...both World Wars saw many such sacrifices being made both on an individual and on a larger scale... google “war sacrifices” their stories are there. And while those individuals are rightfully honored as heroes, the “Solomon-like” decision that Benjamin Netanyahu now seems to be facing should be heralded and supported not condemned especially by the Israeli people. Why so...because if he makes the wrong decision to put the lives of the few over the lives of the many due to Israeli public or even U.S. pressure, the solemn words “Never Again” could not only lose all meaning, but might well become but a sad epitaph engraved on the Jewish State of Israel's gravestone...Read entire article and see videos here.