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Well, sure. It's not like anything else has worked.
January 26, 2009 | Posted by Abu Muqawama - 9:03am | 64 Comments
From Ha'aretz:
(Thanks, Ben.)
Update: Hey, in all seriousness, Ha'aretz ran a solid political blow-by-blow of Gaza and a quickie military analysis of the campaign from Issacharoff and Harel on Friday. Both are worth your time.
In addition to infantry, armor and intelligence units, the Israel Defense Forces has also deployed eight Eland antelope to further secure Israel's tense northern border against Hezbollah. The antelope have been stationed in the zone between the security fence and the international border to clear problematic foliage that distorts views of the Lebanese side and within which Hezbollah guerillas could hide. The animals, each weighing in at over 500 kilograms, are known for their sharp incisors and fondness for eating vegetation. Hailing from eastern Africa, the animals were first brought to Israel more than 30 years ago as part of a project to raise them at local zoos before sending them to Europe.
(Thanks, Ben.)
Update: Hey, in all seriousness, Ha'aretz ran a solid political blow-by-blow of Gaza and a quickie military analysis of the campaign from Issacharoff and Harel on Friday. Both are worth your time.
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