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Psychological operations: a new variation on an age old art: Hexbollah versus Israel / Ron Schleifer

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In: Studies In Conflict & Terrorism Vol 29 No 1, Jan-Feb 2006, pp.1-19 (114)Summary: Explains how a relatively small guerilla force (Hezbollah) imposed their will on a regional power (Israel). Shows how Hezbollah made highly effective use of a PSYOP plan that eventually lead to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon.

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Explains how a relatively small guerilla force (Hezbollah) imposed their will on a regional power (Israel). Shows how Hezbollah made highly effective use of a PSYOP plan that eventually lead to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon.

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