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July 19, 2006

No limits

Highlights of IAF/IDF strikes against rocket launchers and missile transport vehicles on 18 July 2006:

Security cabinet decides no limit on IDF operation in Lebanon:

The government security cabinet decided to not limit the length and scope the IDF operation in Lebanon. The decision was made after a meeting at the Prime Minister's office Jerusalem.
IDF: Ground forces operating in Lebanon:

"IDF ground forces operate in different regions in Lebanon," told Ynet a senior officer from the Northern Command.
Report: IAF strikes 2 trucks in center of Beirut:

The IAF attacked two trucks in the center of Beirut, reported the television network al-Jazeera. This the first time that the IAF strikes in the center of Beirut.
All is forgiven...

Dozens of IDF soldiers in prison released back to their units:

Dozens of IDF soldiers who were serving time in military prisons for minor offences were released back to their units following the security situation. IDF sources reported that only soldiers with minor disciplinary violation were released and allowed to go back to their units.
Combatting terrorist financing the old-fashioned way...

IDF strikes 6 Hizbullah financing facilities:

The IDF attacked six building that were used by Hizbullah's financing system. Four of the targets were deemed "money houses" of Hizbullah.
Great moments in UN counter-terrorism efforts, number 2,582...

Solana: No sufficient data to include Hizbullah in terror organizations' list:

The United Nations High Representative of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) Javier Solana said during a press conference with Minister of Foreign Affairs Tzipi Livni that the UN has no sufficient data to determine whether the Hizbullah can be included in the list of terror organizations.
They wouldn't be there if they didn't have a good reason...

IDF operating in Christian neighborhood in Beirut:

Lebanese sources reported Wednesday that the IDF had begun operating for the first time in the Al-Ashrafiya neighborhood in Beirut.
Al-Ashrafiya is populated by Christians and has not been considered a Hizbullah stronghold, Army Radio reported.

IDF, Hizbullah exchanging fire on northern border:

IDF forces and Hizbullah were entangled in a heavy exchange of fire Wednesday afternoon on the northern border.
IDF attacks more than 20 target in Lebanon last night, including Zilzal launchers:

IDF attacked more than 20 targets in Lebanon last night. The IAF attacked a long-range Zilzal rocket launcher, a Hizbullah ammunition warehouse, a truck transporting weapons, an access road, 13 buildings used by Hizbullah, and two buildings, which, according to the IDF, aided in financing the organization's activities.

IDF source: Hizbullah instructed terrorist organizations to carry out attacks in Israel:

A senior military source told ynet that "in the past days the terrorist organizations in Judea and Samaria received specific instructions from Hizbullah to step up their activities, including carrying out terror attacks in Israel in order to create a third front in Israel."
MK Erdan: Restrict publication of rocket landings:

MK Gilad Erdan (Likud) called on Defense Minister Amir Peretz to enact Section 87 of Defense Emergency Regulations and tell the military censor to restrict media publication of the exact locations of rocket landings.
"The public feels a need to keep up with what's going on, but it is still necessary to release strictly general information that's not likely to aid the enemy and endanger the security of Israel and its citizens," Erdan said.

He added that publishing the exact locations of the landings "allows the enemy forces to improve their capabilities and aim the rockets more effectively."

In honor of the request above, suffice it to say that we know of at least nine rocket or missile attacks on at least six cities in the northern third of Israel.

Posted on 19 July 2006 @ 13:15 GMT