It's quite clear now:
RECENT REPORTS indicate that IDF Chief of General Staff Lt.-Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi – who strangely received a nice medal from Mullen two years ago – is the main opponent of an Israeli military strike against Iran’s nuclear installations. If this is true, then Ashkenazi must either be forced to change his position or lose his job. The Iranian threat is too great to place in the hands of a commander the US reportedly views as its “friend” in Israel’s decision-making circles.
I am getting my army boots out of... (where the heck have I put them?) for shining and my old uniform for dry cleaning. Lead us onward, Caroline!
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Looks like she's planning an overland assault. Better hurry. It will be a long walk.
Yep. she would at that.
What a great resource!
Yes, Caroline Glick would be great (Not) as the first female Chief of the General Staff of the IDF since Deborah of the Book of Judges.
I think Ashkenazi is a soldier's soldier. If he opposes a strike, it's likely because he thinks Israel unready or unable.
But she's a born leader (ess), David ;)
Bingo.
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