Après l'échec. Les réorientations de Tsahal depuis la deuxième guerre du Liban

La commission Winograd a mis en avant certains dysfonctionnements de l'armée israélienne au cours du conflit de l'été 2006. Les errements du processus de décision stratégique ont également été dénoncés. Depuis lors, les causes de l'échec de la guerre contre le Hezbollah ont été analysées et des réorientations majeures ont été engagées.
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Après l'échec. Les réorientations de Tsahal depuis la deuxième guerre du Liban
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