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Originally posted by IceBlaZe
Inside the mandate, not part of official Zionist policy, Stern Gang.
Only to gain Britain's and France's support. Israel itself had little interest in the operation.
Bull's assasination? Maybe you mean Count Bernadotte's assasination - which was performed by extreme factions and was never a part of Zionist policy. It was performed by the LEHI ("Stern Group") which did not accept the Authority of the Yishuv's elected leaders.
I wouldn't call that agressive.
It's a pre-emptive defensive measure.
In reaction to terrorism within it's territory.
Yeah, Israeli spies are the first to forge foreign passports...
Oh, you meant that Bull.
My mind was fixed on Odd Bull, which is why I was surprised to hear he was assasinated.
That action can be seen as agressive.
I think active espyonage is always agressive in that matter.
However, the action is not agressive as part of an agressive policy - it is simply defensive due to the situation.
Israel was never at peace with the Iraqis - and Iraq was the one to put herself in a situation of hostility with Israel when it declared war on it.
If Israel was to defend herself, it can't allow Iraq to have such a strong weapon.
Right, We run major invasions at the drop of a hat too.
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