Nasrallah’s Killing and the Rocket Threat: The Debate Over War Goals

So people who basically told us to settle for zero come today and tell us, "But you didn't achieve 100%, you only achieved 90% or 80%."

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And what would have happened if you had accepted this today?

We would have received, we would still be left with an issue, with a page, with a complication, and of course, we wouldn't have continued to prevent, neither with the pagers nor with the elimination.

You would be in a rocket cycle, 150,000 rockets and missiles.

150. The largest concentration of rockets and missiles on Earth, aimed at our mountains, aimed at this place, not just at the north.

And today they are left with 8%. Still a lot, there is still work to do, but if I had listened to the advice of the people who tell us, "You didn't achieve the goals 100%," we would have gotten this 100% along with Nasrallah and along with his entire command staff, and so on.

You wouldn't be ready. So we entered the picture, we eliminated Nasrallah, we eliminated his entire command staff, we eliminated a great many terrorists.

Of course, some remain, but you didn't solve 100%.

Correct. But we are on our way, and if we had followed your suggestion to stop with a profit, we would have gotten a blow.

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