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Originally posted by Penske_Account
No, not really. If in 5 or 6 years they went from several hundred to 13000 and the ability to mount the defense that they have, I think that in 5 more years with another 13000, plus invariably a more armed Gaza, plus, maybe, nukes in Iran, Israel might have some real existential issues facing them. It's a small country. Surrounding by a world of armed enemies, and that world is growing, population and technology wise at a much faster rate. Demographics do not work in Israel's favour.
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Nukes are one thing. These rockets are another. Double, triple or quadruple the damage they've done, and Israel is still "functioning" -- with nowhere near the damage it's done to Lebanon.
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