"In the past, we could have packaged (a) deal with Syria that could include the terror in Lebanon, because the Syrians had their ways of convincing the Hezbollah to give up terror if they had the intention to do it," Gilad said.
"Now 'Hezbollahstan' is so powerful, I'm not sure Syria could deliver this."....
"There is no nuclear threat to Israel right now because Libya gave up its nuclear programme (in 2003)," Gilad said. Syria, we can say, also has given up its (nuclear) option, involuntarily. Iran does not have it yet."
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