http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3276842,00.html
Terrorists infiltrate IDF post in Avivim; terrorist killed
Terrorists infiltrated an Israel Defense Forces post in Avivim near Kiryat Shmona on Sunday evening.
A terrorist was killed in heavy exchanges of fire with soldiers. (Hagai Einav)
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3276878,00.html
MK El Sana: Israel is falling into Iranian trap
MK Talab El Sana (United Arab List – Ta'al) said that: "The Israeli government is falling into the trap of Iran and Syria by diverting the attention from the Iranian nuclear program and getting dragged into Lebanon."
Speaking to Ynet MK El Sana said that "This war give a 'nock out' to the efforts establishing an independent Lebanese government, weakens Prime Minister Fouad Siniora, and reinforces Hizbullah." (Roee Nahmias)
(07.16.06, 21:37)
Oh wipe the floor with his flee bitten terrorist arse!
Only the beginning, warns Nasrallah
Sunday 16 July 2006, 20:21 Makka Time, 17:21 GMT
Nasrallah showed determination to continue to fight Israel
The leader of the Lebanese movement Hezbollah has warned that the current confrontation with Israel was only the beginning.
"We will continue. We still have a lot more and we are just at the beginning," Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday in a taped address on Al-Manar television.
"We promise them surprises in (any) confrontation," he said a few hours after a Hezbollah rocket killed eight people in the northern Israeli city of Haifa.
"We will use all means. As long as the enemy has no limits, we will have no limits."
'Fighting for Muslims'
Nasrallah said his fighters are "longing" to fight Israeli forces in any ground invasion as he urged Arabs and Muslims worldwide to support Hezbollah, saying it is fighting Israel on their behalf.
"The peoples of the Arab and Islamic world have a historic opportunity to score a defeat against the Zionist enemy ... We are providing the example," he said.
It was Nasrallah's first television appearance since Israeli air strikes destroyed his headquarters in Beirut's southern suburbs on Saturday.
Nasrallah's predecessor, Abbas al-Musawi, was killed in a 1992 Israeli air strike along with his wife and three-year-old daughter.
The five-day old fighting between Israel and Hezbollah has killed at least 120 Lebanese civilians and has dealt a heavy blow to Lebanon's infrastructure, especially in the south.
But Nasrallah sought to boost the morale of his supporters.
"We are still in our full strength and power. We choose the time and place (for the battle). We still manage our affairs in an accurate manner," he said.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/485E6121-DDD8-4494-BADE-7A4D70EBB0DB.htm