they feel by the strike. >> if it's a limited attack, i think the likelihood hezbollah responding is much, much lez. but if hezbollah interests are hit, if key regime interests are hit and hezbollah believes this is really affecting the assad's regime to stay in power, you could see hezbollah doing any one of a number of things. they could fire some rockets at israel. they may do that anyway. theoretically, if they're severe attacks and hezbollah is really threatened, they could decide to target western interests, most likely in the region. >> so we're at a point now where no matter what we do there's going to be negative blowback against the united states. there's really no perfect option here. there's just a lot of bad options and we've got to choose the least bad one. >> after two years of not intervening until the uncon shenable moral outrage of chemical warfare, the u.s. looks forced to choose when there are no good choices left. now, many analysts suggest -- actually all forces involved in