I certainly agree that war, as experienced by humans on all sides of a conflict, is a form of terror.
That's a simple emotional argument that everybody can relate to.
It doesn't touch on the realities of war, especially a war that was forced on one side by another (which is the case here, with Hezbollah willingly deciding to shell and bomb Israel on a daily basis for the past 12 months, despite Israel not waging any war on Lebanon).
I certainly agree that war, as experienced by humans on all sides of a conflict, is a form of terror.
That's a simple emotional argument that everybody can relate to.
It doesn't touch on the realities of war, especially a war that was forced on one side by another (which is the case here, with Hezbollah willingly deciding to shell and bomb Israel on a daily basis for the past 12 months, despite Israel not waging any war on Lebanon).
What are you so fascinated with here, exactly?