So What Do You Do With An Enemy That Is Completely Delusional?

So what do you do with an enemy that is completely delusional? That’s the question Israel is probably asking themselves right now.
After the butt-kicking delivered to Hezbollah in Lebanon a few months ago, driving what was left of them back into northern Lebanon, today that “thumpin” is hailed as a great victory for the warriors of Allah.

Hat Tip: LGF.

“The 33-day war ended without any of the goals that had been declared by the Zionist government and the commanders of its military being attained - and this was the first time that Israel was forced to accept its complete downfall...“In the 33-day war, the Lebanese Hizbullah destroyed at least 50% of Israel [and therefore] half the path to the liberation of Jerusalem equals 33 days. Now, only (at most) 50% of the path [to Israel’s destruction] remains. This remaining 50% is easier than the 50% that was already accomplished. Now, in the face of the degree of fear and lack of confidence that has been deeply implanted in [all] parts of the Zionist regime, the Muslim peoples of the region, and particularly the four Arab countries neighboring Palestine [i.e. Israel] - Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon - are full of hope and confidence, and they have no doubt, that they will be able to very quickly overcome the Zionist regime...“According to this description, just as in one 33-day war more than 50% of Israel was destroyed, and the hope of its supporters for the continued life of this regime was broken, it is likely that in the next battle, the second half will also collapse.“On that day... Jordan will not be able to prevent the Jordanian Islamists from operating through the long Jordan-Palestine border, and the millions of Egyptian Islamists... will not let the Sinai-Israel border remain quiet, and the Syrian Golan Heights will not remain as a [mere] observer of the battle. That day is not so far off.”

Maybe I missed the report, but does anyone else remember 50% of Israel being destroyed? Note that Hezbollah is already looking for “the next battle.”
Bring it on, kids. I guess Israel may home experimental weapons they may want to try on you next time, instead of the boring conventional ones they beat you with last time.