What were some of the main consequences of Israel's "Operation Wrath of God" ?

Question

I would prefer to focus on how this relates to globalization and/or international relations. Specific results, consequences, and political maneuvers which ensued would be much help to me.

This was the operation after the 1972 Munich Olympics killings, during which Israel carried out assassinations across Europe

I would prefer information from credible sources, as I need to thoroughly analyze the political/global consequences

Answer 1

The primary result is there were fewer terrorists around to kill Israelis. Unfortunately, Wrath of God had a backlash, and actually increased terrorism in the Middle East once the real story became known.

I would suggest watching "Munich". Excellent film that covers this topic well.

Answer 2

Yesterday they showed on Israeli TV a documentary on the 1972 Olympics murder of the 9 Israeli sportspeople. 1972 was a year the Black September terrorists became global in their terrorist deeds. They involved other governments and forced them to take part in the Arab-Israeli conflict, forced them to face the consequences of international terrorism. Ever since 1972 terrorism has crossed borders, caused governments to work together on security issues - if there was a doubt of any country that terrorism won't happen on its soil, the Munich assassination showed them they could be next. More so, if once a government declined any help from other governments in dealing with inside terror (like in Munich, they refused help from Israeli officials) this attitude changed. There is much more but.....