Israel may have planted spy gear in Lebanon: U.N.

we'll just have to wait for further developments won't we

This clause, for instance, remains unimplemented:

3. Emphasises the importance of the extension of the control of the government of Lebanon over all Lebanese territory in accordance with the provisions of resolution 1559 (2004) and resolution 1680 (2006), and of the relevant provisions of the Taif Accords, for it to exercise its full sovereignty, so that there will be no weapons without the consent of the government of Lebanon and no authority other than that of the government of Lebanon;

Which refers back to this unimplemented clause from UN Security Council Resolution 1559 (from 2004):

3. Calls for the disbanding and disarmament of all Lebanese and non- Lebanese militias;

adhered to UN resolutions that would include Israel however

Hezbollah, on the other hand, continues to act in direct violation of those same resolutions.

Southern Lebanon? Not to mention we could go for nearly a page of UN resolutions that Israel is not in compliance with.

On the count of three, Hezbollah disbands as a militia and Israel stops all overflights. What do you say?

Its been a world class psyops win for the IDF, regardless if there is another battle or not.

massive penetration of Hamas when?

The only psyops here is own attempt at it

It was clear that the IDF had detailed information about the locations of Hamas personnel and material, some of it real time, as they were targeted with air strikes. That lesson was not lost on Hezbollah. Subsequently Hezbollah invested heavily in new sites, technology, and even a few purges. The additional expense for them was staggering. An already paranoid organization was taken to new heights, and destructive ones at that. That is a major psyops win for Israel, who may or may not being actually doing anything.

oh there were weapons stored there, yeah that's the ticket.......
wow perhaps in your imagination Professor but what Israel did in Gaza during the first few days of OCL and in the days there after required little "intelligence" of any type

Multiple levels of the Hamas infrastructure was taken out very early on. It included people, comms, and facilities. Much of their material was destroyed or buried. That takes knowledge, AKA intelligence. The IDF had much more information than Hamas realized. Clearly they had been deeply penetrated. None of the prepared site was safe, and most of them no longer existed. Its one of the more significant parts of OCL from a military perspective.

alot was taken out of a 4 by 25 mile strip that was under constant surveillance

so your impressed by the flattening of the area of Rafah known be riddled with tunnels? Hmmm doesn't
take much for you does it?

again your just making grandiose claims that mime IDF publc releases and BTW I was paying attention to OCL

The UN is useless for anything other than dissing Israel.

or were you hoping no one else read the article?