Schadenfreude over even temporary and partial subjugation of Hezbollah to Israel's technological wizardry is a wonderful and worthy thing. The crafty technological hit on some of Israel's worst enemies - an intelligence-driven caper straight out of the finest and wildest spy novels - gave Israelis and Jews, supporters of Israel everywhere, and all reasonable analysts a glimmer of hope that Israel is getting back its moxie, its verve, its vigor, its ability to win over enemies. The ingenious strike that targeted and humiliated Hezbollah's operational ranks gave supporters of this country renewed confidence that Israel is determined to prevail over the Shi'ite hegemonic juggernaut and that Israel has plenty of effective surprises planned. The beeper bang-up is only a tactical win, but it suggests that Israel has turned the page - shall we say with a grin, turned the page(r)! - and is now embarking on a more offensive path to crushing Hezbollah, or at least significantly deterring it from further escalation.