Posted on 08/29/2002 9:39:00 AM PDT by BlackJack
Three IDF soldiers were injured, one moderately and two lightly, when Hizbullah fired at their outpost in the Har Dov area Thursday afternoon. They were evacuated to hospital, Israel Radio repoirted.
The Hizbullah had been firing mortar shells and missiles at the IDF outposts in the area during the afternoon, in what was the first time in several months that Hizbullah fires at Israel.
Hizbullah stopped its fire at the outpost at around 18:30 local time, the report added.
Lebanese police were quoted in the report as saying said that IAF war planes bombed Hizbullah outposts in the Sheba'ah Farms area earlier Thursday.
The road to Baghdad will likely pass through Kuwait, IMHO.
We should just do it for them. A freebie.
Bingo !
Fine. Bomb Iraq into submission and then bomb Iran into submission. Works for me.
Quite rational.
I'll wager, however, that following the "Mother of all regime changes" that will take place in Iraq in the near future, these two states will either begin to see the error in their ways or be easily handled militarily. Syria isn't exactly a military power to be reckoned with, and if Syria goes down, Lebanon would cleanse its self and become a model mid-east democracy like it was in the early 70's.
Just IMHO, of course but time will tell. And G-d willing we will all see the this play out in the near future.
Aug. 29, 2002
Mortar fire in Gaza Strip, 3 Palestinians arrested
By THE JERUSALEM POST INTERNET STAFF
Palestinians fired 3 mortar shells at an Israeli settlement and an IDF outpost in the central Gaza Strip early Thursday morning, Israel Radio reported. There were no injuries and no damage was caused.
Gunmen fired an anti-tank rocket and a number of grenades at IDF troops near Rafah on the Egyptian border, there were no injuries reported.
Israeli forces also arrested two Palestinians wanted for questioning by Israel near Gush Katif in the Gaza Strip. A third Palestinian was arrested in the Balata refugee camp.
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