Posted on 07/15/2006 11:24:32 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
09:19 MDA: More than 20 people hurt in Katyusha rocket strike in Haifa (Channel 2)
09:16 Residents of Acre, Haifa and its suburbs told to enter bomb shelters (Israel Radio)
09:15 Tenth Katyusha rocket lands in Haifa (Israel Radio)
09:15 Explosions heard in Rosh Hanikra (Israel Radio)
09:11 Katyusha rockets hit Acre and suburbs around Haifa Bay (Channel 2)
09:06 Report: Three to five explosion heard in central Haifa (Israel Radio)
08:47 Chirac: Forces threatening Lebanon`s security, sovereignty must be stopped (AP)
08:41 Sgt. Tal Amgar killed on Navy ship to be buried 16.00 Sun. at Ashdod cemetery (Itim)
08:39 Chirac calls for `show of moderation` in Lebanon, says cease-fire needed (Reuters)
08:37 IDF denies report of air raid on power station south of Beirut (Haaretz)
08:36 Hezbollah says it fought off attempt by IDF ground forces to cross Lebanese border (AP)
08:35 Bush urges Israel `to be mindful of the consequences` of its military actions (AP)
08:19 Jewish man arrested after threatening to stab Palestinians in J`lem`s Old City (Itim)
08:15 Al Manar: Nasrallah to give an interview later Sunday to prove he`s well (Israel Radio)
Hottie Hemmer
Bill doesn't bother me
Shep does
That had been their plan all along, and then were told if there were a clear stop in the activity to then try to move north further. They've lived there for several years and have neighbors that they know and trust and who are looking out for them. None of them (the neighbors included) knew there were some bad guys nearby, so they've had some consistent heavy activity in the 1-5 block range from their house. Needless to say they are trying to get further away. They've also had leaflets dropped overhead.
They are out of food and diapers, despite having had a stockpile sufficient for close to a week themselves, and nerves are wearing thin as the bombing is far closer than they anticipated, but neighbors are helping one another out, and swapping needed items to keep people able to all stay put until things calm down and they can get to stores and get more, and then for my loved ones, eventually, hopefully, to get to Beirut somehow, and then get out.
Shep Deux.
You have to admit Pretty Boy Shep is entertaining. He has brought Fox good ratings.
Israel having second thoughts? Oh never mind, it's from Reuters.
Now THAT is a picture that warms my heart:)
Will Shep start crying on-camera again?
We are dealing with an Israeli government full of left wing crapweasels. Why are you shocked that they would lose their nerve? Up until now, Olmert has been best known for using his army against unarmed Jewish civilians at Gush Katif and Amona, and for grabbing his ankles the minute he sees a Pali.
I'm surprised he ever started the airstrikes in the first place.
You've probably already answered this, but can you get Fox there?
most likely
Bravo! This is smart.
As an interviewer Wolf Blitzer has to be one of the most inept on TV...that was pathetic. Softball questions...Blitzer is an embarassment to CNN, or should be..
Yes, I was hoe for that and I remember Shep put on quite a show.
Cool!
(Is that a "Ma Deuce" mounted on the ramp?)
:)
Allegra! You were "hoe"? Should you be sharing that kind of info with us?
;)
(I haven't read about number of Israeli wounded anywhere in our driveby media coverage.)
Joe Lockhart wants to do no such thing. At least he has never given me any reason to believe it. However, the site bears watching. We'll see how "non-partisan" he wants to be.
Syrians watch Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, seen on a television screen in Damascus, Sunday July 16, 2006 giving a recorded speech on TV Station Al-Manar. Nasrallah said Sunday that his guerrillas were 'in their full strength and power' after a five-day Israeli bombardment, and said the battle had just begun. A tired-looking but confident-talking Nasrallah said on Hezbollah's Al-Manar TV that his group's 'missile stockpiles are still full.' (AP Photo/ Bassem Tellawi)
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