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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, but no to troops on the ground. Destroying some Syrian government aircraft and flying capability seems like a reasonable initial approach, from my understandings.

As for the US being the world's policeman/policewoman, I understand that argument, but at the same time we're human beings first, then Americans second (at best). [/quote]

And the Syrians threatened Israel. And BiBi is NOT happy. And who can blame him?[/quote]

Now being Israel's policeman, that's more what I have an issue with. [/quote]

Please. All the other middle-eastern countries are just itching for a reason to kill the Jews, regardless of America's help.[/quote]

Oh please.  Most middle eastern countries do not care about Palestinians.  Egypt signed a peace treaty with Israel.  Jordan lives peacefully next door.  The Emirates and Saudi Arabia don't want to do anything which disrupts their relations with the western world.  Turkey is clearly not going to attack them.  Afghanistan and Pakistan's concerns lie mostly with their domestic situation and to the East, and with Iran.  When was the last time you heard Algeria get involved in Palestinian affairs?  The Arab League has been proposing peace initiatives since 2002 at least.

What you have in reality is a problem of factions in Lebanon sponsored by Iran, Syria, and the Hamas faction of Palestine.[/quote]

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