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Posted on 07/24/2006 10:53:04 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
the actual attack was in the area of Khaim see map
Syria has stated that if Israel gets THAT close to Damascus, they would intervene.
That has to be the major resupply line to the Hezzies.
I don't think they hit the area on the map shown as the indian HQ - the info is from Al jezeera anyway so take with a grain of salt
That would seem to confirm ealier suspicions mentioned in this thread.....
Forces defending the main LOC?
Out for a while, it's dinner time.
just saw Shep do a blurb on Nasarallah speech and he said something about they will NOW start firing south of Hafia, don't know if that's another Shep exaggeration or an accurate translation
Brit just reported that Nasrallah said that Hezbollah will now start hitting targets further into Israel.
Iranian report: Suicide bombers en route to Lebanon
Iranian news agency claims expeditionary force of suicide bombers sent from Tehran via Syria to Lebanon. Its goal: To wreak havoc near military, civilian targets, trigger civil war in Lebanon
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3281418,00.html
The report said an OUTPOST near the border...
The HQ appears to be on the entry into the Bekka...
Off the wires /// Hezbollah Chief: Will Now Fire Rockets Beyond Haifa
Distance to Damascus from the north-east point of Israel is about 45 miles.
He's correct. MSNBC translator indicated that Hez. will now wage war beyond Haifa.
We will see what happens. Talk is cheap. Action when you are being chased is hard.
The only Hez can "Wage War" beyond Haifa is to incite Hamas, and something tells me they aren't quite ready to die yet.......
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