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Israel can't deter the demographic threat, and isn't deterring terror attacks

Reader comment on item: Has Israeli Deterrence Been Restored?
in response to reader comment: Israel as no real deterrance.

Submitted by Charles Martel (United States), Sep 24, 2007 at 16:15

The Moslem Baby Bomb in Israel proper or the occupied territories can't be "deterred"

Also, the pathetic examples of force that Israel dares use (as Theo said) are as feckless as Clinton's attack on the empty Iraqi intelligence HQ in late 1998 -- and the threat Israel faces is existential (which was not true of Iraq in 1998 or 2003 or ever.)

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