Was just talking to an Israeli official who remains pretty up-beat. Doesn’t take the rhetoric of the Lebanese government against the U.N. resolution too seriously. He believes they are posturing and he doesn’t worry about the rallying-around-Hezbollah effect too much, because he thinks at the end of the day the Maronites and Sunnis aren’t going to support Hezbollah. He believes 60% of the Lebanese will still want to see 1559 enforced. If Hezbollah rejects the U.N. resolution, he think it plays into Israel’s hands, since Israel can continue its campaign and Hezbollah will take the blame for causing the continued fighting. He says the Israeli campaign is still based on quick in-and-out Gaza-style raids. He says establishing fixed positions will only provide targets for Hezbollah. The fighting is difficult because every village has Hezbollah bunkers that have to be destroyed in tough combat. But he sees Israel using airpower and surgical raids on the ground for the duration…