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Would Israel be able to handle a simultaneous Third Intifada, and Hezbollah and Syrian War?

…this is assuming that Israel doesn’t get any help from the Americans. Territorial loss seems likely in such a scenario.
Given that Israel’s Lebanon confrontation produced no results, such a hypothetical war could be devastating if Iran also fires rockets into Israel. I still think the US should remain neutral if this happens.
Shay: do you mean to say that you think Israel would win such a war, leaving Syria and Lebanon both destroyed, and mandatory deportation of the Palestinians? I think the former is rather unlikely.

Hmm, lemme see, Iran, with Lebanon, with Hamas, and maybe with Syria, against Israel, all at one time?
There’d be damage.

Saudi Arabian Bombing on helpless civilians

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