Exactly a week after the exchange of fire on Israel's northern border, the IDF decided to change its approach to the Lebanese army. After the incident, Yossi Heiman, head of the Division for Strategic Planning and Foreign Relations in the Planning Directorate, told the Lebanese chief of staff as well as senior UNIFIL figures that Israel would now respond harshly to all aggressive moves – four times more severely than it had done before the incident."
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
(NEWS) IDF Changes Approach To Lebanon Army
"After last week's exchange of fire on northern border which left senior IDF commander and four Lebanese dead, Israel accuses Lebanese army of 'treachery', says recent incident was just straw that broke camel's back after series of aggressions.
Exactly a week after the exchange of fire on Israel's northern border, the IDF decided to change its approach to the Lebanese army. After the incident, Yossi Heiman, head of the Division for Strategic Planning and Foreign Relations in the Planning Directorate, told the Lebanese chief of staff as well as senior UNIFIL figures that Israel would now respond harshly to all aggressive moves – four times more severely than it had done before the incident."
Exactly a week after the exchange of fire on Israel's northern border, the IDF decided to change its approach to the Lebanese army. After the incident, Yossi Heiman, head of the Division for Strategic Planning and Foreign Relations in the Planning Directorate, told the Lebanese chief of staff as well as senior UNIFIL figures that Israel would now respond harshly to all aggressive moves – four times more severely than it had done before the incident."
