I think that Hassan Nasrallah has grossly miscalculated. I don't think he anticipated this. I think he's made a huge mistake. He's gone a bridge too far and he's paying the price.
Gillerman critiques Hassan Nasrallah's strategy, suggesting that he underestimated the consequences of his actions.
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Well, I must say that this is very, very good news, except I'm very skeptical about the Lebanese government actually implementing it.
Well, our first priority is to bring our boys home and to stop the shelling of our cities. But as you said, it now goes far beyond that. The Hezbollah needs to be totally eliminated and incapable of doing what they're doing at the moment.
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I think that the statement made by the secretary general was very unworthy of such a seasoned diplomat. I think it was premature, hasty, deplorable and irresponsible.