Titlebook: Israel’s Asymmetric Wars; Samy Cohen Book 2010 Editions du Seuil 2010 army.democracy.Guerilla.Intifada.Peace.terrorism

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Introductionn Peace for Galilee in Lebanon (1982–1985) and the Second Lebanon War (July-August 2006). Each of these wars has produced a wealth of journalistic and academic literature on their causes, the course of operations, and their consequences.

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The Roots of a DoctrineStrip. How has its army handled this war among civilian populations? What strategy has it adopted? It seems clear from the outset that it did not choose the strategy of terror, a strategy of mass destruction and atrocity, contrary to the many accusations that have been leveled at it. But nor has it chosen the strategy of minimal force.

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Conclusion: The Only Enemy That Can Defeat the IDF … both combatants and noncombatants at once when it is impossible to strike one without hitting the other, with a certain degree of intentional excess, while trying to refrain from spilling over into mass crime.

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2945-607X nd the Israeli strategy in the fight against terrorists acting under the guise of civilians or using the population as human shields. The army has implemented a loosely devised, if not simplistic, doctrine of "disproportionate response" since Israel‘s founding. The results have been mediocre, nearly

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