"hamas and hezbollah", it just seems to roll off the tongue of a lot of american politicians. it comes up all the time whenever they want to evoke a scary-sounding terrorist organization, even though the two are much more anti-israeli than anti-american. (hamas, as far as i can tell, has never acted violently against americans. hezbollah has not in at least a quarter century)
so the next time an american politician unders the phrase "hamas and hezbollah" when not talking about israel, i wish someone would ask him or her to explain the difference between the two. i'd love to hear any of the GOP presidential candidates try to explain that one.
so the next time an american politician unders the phrase "hamas and hezbollah" when not talking about israel, i wish someone would ask him or her to explain the difference between the two. i'd love to hear any of the GOP presidential candidates try to explain that one.
