A Mulberry Leaf Called February 14th!!!!
Halutz is down, but covered by the Mulberry leaf of the February 14th forces.
Israel has, officially, admitted its defeat in the July 2006 war with the fall of the Chief of the General Staff, Dan Halutz. This defeat is still covered by a Mulberry leaf called the February 14th Forces in Lebanon.
The fall of Halutz has its own taste in Lebanon. The Islamic Resistance has downed the top of the Pyramid of the so called "the Legend Army" converting this legend that penetrated into the Muslim and Arab Worlds to a joke laughed at by all including children. Halutz was downed in the war Shimon Peres described as a "war of existence for the state Israel". Peres called it a "life or death battle", the existence of Israel started to rupture following the July defeat.
Israel has, officially, admitted its defeat in the July 2006 war with the fall of the Chief of the General Staff, Dan Halutz. This defeat is still covered by a Mulberry leaf called the February 14th Forces in Lebanon.
The fall of Halutz has its own taste in Lebanon. The Islamic Resistance has downed the top of the Pyramid of the so called "the Legend Army" converting this legend that penetrated into the Muslim and Arab Worlds to a joke laughed at by all including children. Halutz was downed in the war Shimon Peres described as a "war of existence for the state Israel". Peres called it a "life or death battle", the existence of Israel started to rupture following the July defeat.



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Walid Jomblat, although he was the first to bitterly admitting the victory in the middle of the war, he kept trying to project the picture of Hezbollah as a victorious party and the whole Lebanon as a looser.
Other figures from the 14th of February coalition tried to underestimate the victory by claiming the collapse of deterrence power of the Resistance sometimes, and the futility of the resistance rockets the other times. Some people were naive enough to attribute the victory to Siniora's strategic tears!!
In Lebanon, however, there are many who tried to convert the victory to defeat in the last few months for their own limited agenda. Siniora's attack on the British MP George Galloway is a simple example in this regard.
Galloway revealed: "the first word Siniora said when I entered and before greeting me was "stop saying we won the war. We lost and we have to pay the price"?.