JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Five days of fighting have given Israel pause to reevaluate the strength of one of its most hardened enemies -- Hizbollah.
Since Wednesday, the Lebanese guerrilla group has killed 12 Israeli troops, captured two others, rained missiles down on northern Israel, killing at least 12 civilians, and badly damaged a navy ship, sending it back to port.
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