Most Israelis want prime minister to resign – poll I wrote about this on Michelle Malkin’s blog (shut it, Ken): The problem, of course, is that Israelis are feeling that their mission was not accomplished. Hezbollah remains operational, and now…

And who says the militant terror group will abide by this latest resolution? The UN has yet to enforce any of their previous resolutions, including the 20 or so employed against Iraq.

A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention.

Today the British are said to be discussing “Profiling for Security.”

The passenger-profiling technique involves selecting people who are behaving suspiciously, have an unusual travel pattern or, most controversially, have a certain…

The cease-fire is less than a day old, and with both sides declaring victory it’s time for the dust to settle.Hezbollah fighters hugged each other and celebratory gunfire and fireworks erupted in Beirut as the Islamic militant group’s leader Sheik

And who says the militant terror group will abide by this latest resolution? The UN has yet to enforce any of their previous resolutions, including the 20 or so employed against Iraq.

An excellent post from Karol Sheininm, guest posting while Michelle’s on vacation: Israelis oppose the accepted UN resolution and Prime Minister Ehud Olmert finds himself in political trouble:The war was backed by a consensus spanning everyone but the …

From the Times Online:
THE Government is discussing with airport operators plans to introduce a screening system that allows security staff to focus on those passengers who pose the greatest risk.
The passenger-profiling technique involves selecting p…

It seems that Ehud Olmert’s Hamletesque conduct of the Israeli offensive into Lebanon has gotten him into political trouble in Israel. It seems the people wanted to finish off Hezbollah, but their leaders wimped out on them.

“The war was backed…

The big story today is the fact that Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is claiming a “strategic and historic” victory in Lebanon. Having proven Hezbollah’s ability to protect Lebanon from an Israeli invasion, he feels it would be a mistake…

Shmuel Rosner, Chief US Correspondent for Haaretz took a shot at listing the winners and losers in the war, both nations and people. Never one to think of an original idea when a perfectly good thought is sitting right in front of me begging to be sto…

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert faced a backlash on Friday over a U.N. proposal to end the war in Lebanon, with army officers saying they were held back and right-wing rivals calling for new elections.
“Olmert must go,” read a front pag…

Some nobody who must be guest blogging on Fraulein Konzentrationlager’s virtual bedlam:
The problem, of course, is that Israelis are feeling that their mission was not accomplished. Hezbollah remains operational, and now defiantly so, while I…

The word from Israel is that the Israelis didn’t want this ceasefire and that Olmert is toast….