Tel Aviv – Israel's military, refusing to treat this past summer's battle with Hizbullah in Lebanon as a war, kept its commanders away from the front and sent soldiers on poorly-planned missions. An investigation by an outside panel concluded that the General Staff did not treat the Hizbullah rocket strikes against Israel as a war, rather a security exercise. The report, by a team led by [Res.] Maj. Gen. Yoram Yair, said commanders relayed unclear orders and failed to fulfill even tactical missions. Yair focused on the army's Division 91, commanded by Brig. Gen. Gal Hirsch, but examined system-wide failures...