Israel has carried off a mission impossible, the technological and psychological equivalent of its raid on Entebee in Uganda in 1976.  There, Israel rescued over 100 hostages, losing only one Israeli soldier, Yonatan Netanyahu—the brother of Bibi. Of course, the UN Secretary General condemned Israel then, for the sad story of this world is too many simply do not want Israel to defend itself, rescue its hostages, or even exist at all.
 
We see that in the condemnations of Israel’s communications devices attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon today.  And we see it from people who never have criticized the A-Team of terrorism—Hezbollah, a group that takes credit for thousands of deaths, including hundreds of Americans.  These jihadists are responsible for tremendous violence and mayhem. Taking them on and out is what those with morally guided dictionaries should call justice.
 
What Israel is accomplishing should be praised with amazement at its ingenuity.
 
May it be a clear step toward a decisive victory for us and our ally.