Actually, it is possible that Hexbollah's tactics and policies may be back firing on them. It seems that many of the civilians who are paying the price for Hezbollah's actions are unhappy about it, and they're blaming the government for allowing Hezbollah to operate, and Hezbollah for pissing off Israel.
Seems nailing the infrastructure might work like punishing the whole platoon for what a couple of guys did. Sometimes the platoon gets pissed off and holds a little blanket party for the troublemaker(S). Usually works pretty well from what I'm told.
Nilsen, much like the "Palestinians", by electing either PLO/PLA or Hamas to represent them make themselves responsible for the actions of their elected representatives, those who elect the governments in Lebanon and Syria must take responsibility for the actions of the terrorists groups the elected governments allow to operate. Perhaps when the general population finally gets sick of being smacked around and living in squalor because some salamander with a Hezbollah/Hamas headband goes and makes an bellybutton of himself they'll get pissed off and deal with the salamanders. It seems some of the civilians are reaching that point now, and they're not blaming Israel, they're blaming the salamanders doing the kidnapping and other terrorist acts. We can only hope. And encourage them.
