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The real test of the ceasefire will come later, when a very juicy target presents itself. 

No doubt Israel has hit many of what it deemed as high value targets, then they worked down the list. Not that there weren't good targets left, but surely they were working down the priority list. As others have pointed out, the operational pace was unsustainable for a prolonged period in any case. 

The question is what happens when Israel gets intel on where the HEU went; or where the next missle factory gets established, and so on. The political cost of restarting a conflict is higher then continuing one, which will factor into the calculus.

[gocard14]

The real test of the ceasefire will come later, when a very juicy target presents itself. 

No doubt Israel has hit many of what it deemed as high value targets, then they worked down the list. Not that there weren't good targets left, but surely they were working down the priority list. As others have pointed out, the operational pace was unsustainable for a prolonged period in any case. 

The question is what happens when Israel gets intel on where the HEU went; or where the next missle factory gets established, and so on. The political cost of restarting a conflict is higher then continuing one, which will factor into the calculus.