Lebanese Health Minister Phyrus Abiyad reported that thousands of people were injured yesterday

when the pagers of Hezbollah terrorists unexpectedly exploded.

Hezbollah's Hebrewic neighbors to the south

reportedly played the operation pretty close to the old Beckishah

only informing the United States after it had already taken place.

The attack raises all sorts of questions.

Ethically, was it justified? Does it meet the criteria of just war?

Operationally, how did it even happen? The whole thing seems like something out of

Looney Tiodi buying a bunch of Acme electronics from a roadrunner in a yamica and then politically who wins and who

loses this to me this latter question is the most complex and the most interesting

the attack is obviously bad for Hezbollah,

which means that it's bad for Iran.

It's bad for the poor civilians caught in the crossfire.

It's good, obviously, for Israel. It's bad, I think, for America

in as much as it raises the risk that will be dragged into another war in the Middle East. But it's

especially bad for Democrats because the

Democrat activist-based hates Israel and will blame Biden and Harris for

supporting Israel too much, while the elite Democrat class still broadly supports Israel and will

blame Biden and Harris for not supporting Israel enough. This has been the

Democrats problem all election cycle. The more Israel is in the news, the worse it is for Democrats.

Which means the attack is good, I think, for Republicans who need to depress Democrat enthusiasm

and also ideally win some Muslim votes in Michigan. In short, the whole

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