Hezbollah forces finally waning thin

     As reported in today's Huffington Post, September 6th, Hezbollah forces in Syria have been so spread out, thereby weakened, that the time is right for ridding them from the Syrian War.  And, as conjectured in the article, Israeli forces can be useful in order to strike the final death-knell to Hezbollah's role in Syrian politics.


     I've argued in the past that Israeli is needed to control both Hezbollah and Hamas.  To my mind, Israel has done a great job in Palestine to control the violence, especially in the Gaza strip.  And, before that, in taming Hezbollah so that the latter would not cross the Lebanese border into Israel again. 


     I believe Israel's military prowess could be invaluable in shortening the Syrian War by taking what it deems appropriate action at this time.  Jihadists, too, watch out, I would caution, if Israel rises to this occasion!
     Parenthetically, Iran is supplying info about Assad's forces in Syria.  Little wonder Assad has re-instituted germ warfare in such places as Alleppo, should indeed his military faction be waxing thin, too.  Russia is too late to be involved in coming to the aid of Assad, per some prior agreement.  President Putin waited too long for that rationale to bear credibility.