Why don't you just go to hell nazi?
JERUSALEM -- Until Jan. 30, I was working on a story about reaction here in Israel to the Obama administration's decision to provide advanced F-16 aircraft to Egypt. All that changed early Wednesday, when I received a call from an Israeli friend who told me: "Last night, the (Israeli air force) carried out a raid on a weapons convoy in Syria." He said the trucks were en route to Lebanon, making a "delivery of arms to Hezbollah," and "all aircraft returned safely." He then added, "Let's see how long it takes for us to be condemned by the 'friends of terrorists'...
I placed two phone calls - to man, who had been commander of the Israeli Air Force on June 7, 1981, when the Israeli conducted a daring raid to take out Iraq’s nuclear reactor. Although the Israelis had faced international condemnation for the attack, I believed they deserved our gratitude, and I wanted to thank commander. Without Israel’s courageous action we may well have had to face a nuclear-armed Saddam Hussein in 1991.