Israel needs a buffer zone in Southern Lebanon--period. They are relying on an international force to provide one, but methinks that force will provide cover for Hezbollah more than anything else. Especially if you see it filled with troops from places like Malaysia and Bangladesh. So next time the Israelis need to take-care-of-business, they'll have to fight their way through Hezbollah and the UN.
Now let's see, when the Israelis start killing terrorists in Lebanon but quit doing it after only 1/ 30th of the time we Americans have devoted to killing terrorists in Iraq, you declaim that this is a brilliant strategy and, ever willing to enlighten those not as well acquainted with grand strategy as you are, you instruct us as follows:
Counter Insurgency is not Total War. Learn the difference. Israel is not fighting a Conventional Military campaign against a Conventional threat. The parameters of the two issues are complete different. (capital letters provided by the author, not by me).
I confess I do not know whether I am more awe-struck by your sangfroid or more dumbfounded by your mastery of the non sequitur.