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02-21-2009, 02:46 AM
Violence erupts on Israel-Lebanon border
3 hours ago
EL-QLAYLEH, Lebanon (AFP)
Israeli public radio said a woman was lightly injured by flying glass in her home when the rocket landed near the Israeli town of Maalot near the Lebanese border. Two others have since been reported injured.
A Lebanese army spokesman said Israel had responded by firing at least seven artillery shells after three rockets were fired from Lebanon on to Israel.
The region of El-Qlayleh is largely controlled by the Shiite militant group Hezbollah and its Amal party ally.
Earlier this month, Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak warned that any attack by Hezbollah would prompt a tough response from Israel.
"I want to say here, on the border, that I don't recommend that Hezbollah test us because the consequences would be more painful than one can imagine," Barak said during a visit to the Israeli-Lebanese frontier area.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5guoEDd9ZeOzgCiMqD7gJ7eYo3u7Q
"Earlier this month, Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak warned that any attack by Hezbollah would prompt a tough response from Israel."
This is the problem with Barak, he brays like an ass and fights with a feather. We should have hit them harder the first time and having failed to that hit them harder today. Now we have given them a pass to do it again.
I hope that Netanyahu will understand the basic concept the other three did'nt seem to get; you can only achieve peace through strenght, and the reply to any rocket attack must be what people call 'disproportionate.'
If a rocket is fired from a Hiz'bollah/Amal area the response should be to blow one of their command and control facilities to the ground.
Lebanon's response? They have condemned Israel for breaking the ceasefire agreement!
3 hours ago
EL-QLAYLEH, Lebanon (AFP)
Israeli public radio said a woman was lightly injured by flying glass in her home when the rocket landed near the Israeli town of Maalot near the Lebanese border. Two others have since been reported injured.
A Lebanese army spokesman said Israel had responded by firing at least seven artillery shells after three rockets were fired from Lebanon on to Israel.
The region of El-Qlayleh is largely controlled by the Shiite militant group Hezbollah and its Amal party ally.
Earlier this month, Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak warned that any attack by Hezbollah would prompt a tough response from Israel.
"I want to say here, on the border, that I don't recommend that Hezbollah test us because the consequences would be more painful than one can imagine," Barak said during a visit to the Israeli-Lebanese frontier area.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5guoEDd9ZeOzgCiMqD7gJ7eYo3u7Q
"Earlier this month, Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak warned that any attack by Hezbollah would prompt a tough response from Israel."
This is the problem with Barak, he brays like an ass and fights with a feather. We should have hit them harder the first time and having failed to that hit them harder today. Now we have given them a pass to do it again.
I hope that Netanyahu will understand the basic concept the other three did'nt seem to get; you can only achieve peace through strenght, and the reply to any rocket attack must be what people call 'disproportionate.'
If a rocket is fired from a Hiz'bollah/Amal area the response should be to blow one of their command and control facilities to the ground.
Lebanon's response? They have condemned Israel for breaking the ceasefire agreement!