Sudan crying foul because of a supposed violation of its sovereignty? Sudan is guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity and is a known state sponsor and abettor of terrorist organizations, in violation of quite a few international covenants. Good luck prosecuting your case for "violation of sovereignty." Whatever on earth will you do when (i) Israel raises the matter of over one million civilians massacred by "sovereign" Sudan in Dharfur and (ii) proves the terrorist affiliations of the two dead individuals (evidently one of them was a senior military commander of Hamas). Chew that over a bit before you google and then fgail to attribute a ludicrous response.

Is the Sudan your idea of a "decent" sovereign state? I suspect that the over one million dead innocent civilians in Dharfur would take issue with that. Besides you missed the point -- Israel successfully destroyed a small moving target with precision. The only people killed were the target, and Reuters reports that one of the dead was a senior Hamas military commander. Normal people call that taking out the trash.

Thank you very much.

This strike is particularly impressive because the timing of its execution plus the distance indicates superb intelligence and true operational competence. Also audacity, better known as chutzpah.

Check this out: http://www.debka.com/article/20821/ ...From today. Left wingers and Islamic Radicals, may your terrorist heroes die the same way! As far as Sudan chasing the 'unmanned drone' away. Very heroic!

Agreed. Assuming these were terrorists, [wait and you will see], the wrong is in the violated sovereignty of Israel by Hamas, Hezbollah, etc. The right is in the retaliation.

Well then "expert" you should impart that part of your limited wisdom to the USA, and stop them from sending drones to hit targets such as small cars and houses with civilians in Pakistan & Afghanistan You, should be the very last one to talk about decency, you and it, don't relate

Who, aside from yourself and some conjecture in Sudan can prove it was an outside hit ? Internal feuding was far more likely Admit it, you've never seen anything and you know even less Conscpiraacy theorists are a dime a dozen, you're worth even less

There may not be a direct war but Sudan, since the 1948 declaration by the Arab league, still stands by its "war" status with Israel. Guess this strike was a just a result of that. Wonder if the Nazis cried to the League of Nations about the "violated sovereignty" of their borders during WWII?

signed, sealed, and delivered.

and terrorists to move through your nation in order to hit another nation a direct violation of that target country's sovereignty? Keep in mind, these same smugglers violate Egyptian sovereignty on their way to Gaza...that is, if they aren't working with Egypt's 100% approval.