IDF’s Oper ative
Assumption – War with Hizbollah and Syria during Summer Months of 2007!
December 2, 2006
Since their withdrawal from Lebanon, the IDF has been persistent in saying they expected another conflict with Hizbollah in 2007 and maybe Syria.
If so, such a conflict could result in an Arab leader coming out of it as the prophesied Antichrist.
It is possible this might be the case but, if so, I still hold to my guesstimate of the major war, headed by the Antichrist leading 10 Islamic nations, to begin at some point in time between 2008 and 2012.
This IDF predicted war in 2007 along Israel’s northern border might be the catalyst that draws the other eight nations into a united effort at a later time, after a truce ends the initial conflict.
The following article from Haaretz by Amos Harel and Avi Issacharoff is part of a continuing spattering of intermittent articles out of Israel suggesting a war with Lebanon and Syria in 2007.
Begin Haaretz Article
North and South
December 1, 2006
Amos Harel and Avi Issacharoff (Ha’aretz)
The IDF’s operative assumption is that during the coming summer months, a war will break out against Hizballah and perhaps against Syria as well.
At the same time, the IDF does not anticipate a long life for the cease-fire achieved last Saturday with the Palestinians in Gaza.
Deputy Chief of Staff Moshe Kapl insky has recently spoken about a war
in the north in the summer in several closed military forums.
The army is already undergoing an intensive process of preparation, which is based in part on lessons already learned from the second Lebanon war.
Hamas is building in Gaza a southern version of Hizballah-land, and the cease-fire will enable it to increase its strength without interference, by carrying on
with the arms-smuggling industry.
The calm will collapse at the time most convenient for the enemy, not for Israel.
End Haaretz Article
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