>>Generally good points. A few quibbles.
3. Hezbollah and Hamas cannot be defeated with air strikes. There is no effective alternative to ground invasion and ongoing control of the ground.
>>If you remember the occupation of Lebanon a few years back, this didn't seem to defeat them either. As these groups get longer range missiles, you will have to control more and more ground to prevent them from attacking. At some point this becomes beyond Israel's capability.
9. It is impossible for there to be two sovereign entities between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean.
>>Not necessarily. However, it is impossible for there to be two of them if one if determined to destroy the other.
34. “Palestinians” are not a people and never were. They are simply Arabs who happened to migrate into historic Western Palestine. They have no right to statehood.
>>They didn't use to be. They are now. Get over it. Lots of other nations have come into existence that have no long history behind them, notably the US.
44. There are no non-military solutions to the problem of terrorism.
>>There also do not appear to be any military solutions short of killing all Palestinians, or possibly all Arabs or Muslims. I believe this is generally referred to as a "Final Solution."
46. There are no significant differences between the agenda of the PLO and the agenda of Hamas and Hezbollah.
>>Not as far as relationships with Israel.
50. The only way to stop terrorism is to kill terrorists.
>>This will only work if you can kill them all, which is highly unlikely, as new ones are coming online all the time.
Whack a Mole in the desert, won't cut it, huh? LOL