Israel Blasts Lebanon Airport, Air Bases

[wak_wak]

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Over 10 years of truce karon lang jud ni gi monitor? wheew!!! sala man sab ni sa mga muslim countries
considering sila jud ang nag start sa war ever since. I remember last 2004 na ila e paun tawn ang ilang
mga bata ages 10 to 16 mag dala og long fire arm w/o hesitation, shoot to any Israeli soldier or even civillians. Magazines posted, cover sa world news karon lang jud gi taga-an og intension,.... mau lagi na og dili mu grabe ang sakit dili tambalan.... Asa naman nag NATO for world peace karon pman ni act ani?


God have mercy on them.... Ampo lang ta na ressolve ni na conflict.... May God help and protect those innocent young children....

UN ang incharge ani, when Israel withdraw its forces sa Lebanon, UN Security forces ang ni take over, and usa sa UN resolution ato is to disarm Hizbollah and incharge kay ang Lebanon goverment, pero wala gi buhat sa Lebanon, gi pasagdan man nila ang Hizbollah and and UN Security forces kay nag monitor ra, no muscle in fighting unlike sa NATO. Mao na karun if naa na ang ceasefire ang proposal kay NATO na ang mu handle kay mas stronger ila forces to fight Hizbollah if di sila mu disarm.


below kay part sa UN resolution na wala nabuhat sa Lebanon, which they are paying the consequences right now..

On April 1, 1998, the Israeli government adopted a decision "accepting UN Security Council Resolution 425, so that the IDF will leave Lebanon with appropriate security arrangements, and so that the Lebanese government can restore its effective control over Southern Lebanon and assume responsibility for guaranteeing that its territory will not be used as a base for terrorist activity against Israel." In addition, the government "calls on the Lebanese government to begin negotiations, on the basis of UN Security Council Resolution 425 to restore its effective control over territories currently under IDF control, and to prevent terrorist activities from its territory against Israel's northern border."

[tackielarla]

if push comes to shove and the whole muslim world decides to make war with the "Christian Crusaders", better make your stand now.....

[dagget]

muslims are always angry with the crusaders, infidels and zionist...........

From the momment their children are going to school and go to mosque its always repeated and repeated..... death to the infidels, death to the crusaders, death to zionist......... when they come home the same things are repeated...........

i don't see any peace......... because the future generations are brainwashed with hate............

[joeyx2000]

mga bro...mahitabo man jud ni ug mograbe pa jud ni...kay naa man ni sa bible...naa sa Gospel ug book of revelation..

[wak_wak]

ang muslim raman nag dumot sa christians, kita wala jud ta paki alam nila..

[omad]

Israel rejects U.N. call for temporary cease-fire
Official says Israel has already opened corridors to allow aid into Lebanon

Updated: 1 hour, 19 minutes ago

JERUSALEM - Israel on Saturday rejected a request by the U.N. for a three-day cease-fire in Lebanon to deliver humanitarian supplies and allow civilians to leave the war zone.

Avi Pazner, a government spokesman, said Israel already has opened safe corridors across Lebanon for such shipments and that Hezbollah guerrillas were blocking them to create a humanitarian crisis.

“There is no need for a temporary, 72-hour cease-fire because Israel has opened humanitarian corridors to and from and Lebanon,” he told reporters.

“The problem is completely different. It is Hezbollah who is deliberately preventing the transfer of medical aid and of food to the population of southern Lebanon in order to create a humanitarian crisis, which they want to blame Israel for,” he added.

Jan Egeland, the U.N. humanitarian chief, on Friday called for a three-day truce between Israel and Hezbollah to evacuate trapped civilians and replenish supplies to areas cut off by the fighting. He said thousands of children, elderly and disabled had been stranded after more than two weeks of fighting, while supplies of food and medicines were dwindling.

[blackwater]

If a 72 hour ceasefire is implimented, hizbullah could rest and resupply. after 72 hours another tough fight for israel

[scylla]

i dont think its a matter of hate. war is just like a lovestory,there's almost always a sacrifice made on one party. its scary actually.

[north_star]

UN condems Israel's 'horrific' war crimes

The UN's Jan Egeland has condemned the devastation caused by Israeli air strikes in Beirut, saying it is a violation of humanitarian law. Mr Egeland, the UN's emergency relief chief, described the destruction as "horrific" as he toured the city. He arrived hours after another Israeli strike on Beirut. Israel also hit Sidon, a port city in the south crammed with refugees, for the first time. In Haifa, two people were killed amid a volley of rockets on the Israeli city. The BBC News website's Raffi Berg visited the scene of one of the rocket attacks in northern Haifa. He says the rocket exploded next to a carriageway, raking passing cars with shrapnel and ball bearings and killing a man in a nearby vehicle.

Mr Egeland arrived in southern Beirut on Sunday just hours after Israeli strikes on the Hezbollah stronghold. A visibly moved Mr Egeland expressed shock that "block after block" of buildings had been levelled. He said the "disproportionate response" by Israel was a "violation of international humanitarian law". He appealed for both sides to halt attacks and said UN supplies of humanitarian aid would begin to arrive in the next few days. "But we need safe access," he said. "So far Israel is not giving us access." Israel has said it will lift its blockade on Beirut's port to allow aid through, but with roads, bridges and trucks among Israel's targets, transporting it around the country is difficult.

In other developments:

* UK Foreign Minister Kim Howells is due to meet Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni. A day after accusing Israel of targeting "the entire Lebanese nation", he said the British government understood Israel's need to defend itself and criticised Hezbollah for hiding weapons in civilian areas.
* The US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is due to leave for the Middle East later on Sunday.
* Israeli Defence Minister Amir Peretz said Israel supports the idea of an international peacekeeping force in south Lebanon, and suggested it should be led by Nato.
* Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Israel had "pushed the button for its own destruction".
* Syria's information minister said his country would enter the conflict if a major Israeli ground invasion of Lebanon threatened the security of Damascus.
* An unarmed UN observer was seriously wounded by small arms fire - thought to be from Hezbollah - at a UN position in the village of Maroun al-Ras, which Israeli said it had taken control of on Saturday.

Israel's bombing campaign continued, with strikes on Beirut and on southern and eastern Lebanon in the early hours of Sunday. The Associated Press news agency reported at least eight deaths on Sunday - an eight-year-old boy, a Lebanese photographer, three civilians fleeing in a minibus, and three Hezbollah fighters. One target was the southern port of Sidon, a city not previously targeted by Israel, where 42,000 refugees from the surrounding area have flooded in the hope of safety.

The BBC's Roger Hearing in the city reports that a mosque was destroyed in one strike, which hit less than 500m (550 yards) from a hospital. At least four people were injured. While Israel said the mosque was a meeting place for Hezbollah militants, local doctors insisted it was just "a place for prayers". The BBC's Jim Muir in the southern city of Tyre says there has also been intense bombardment there, striking at least nine civilian vehicles. Some were hit within sight of hospitals where they were trying to take injured people, he says.

Further east, engineers trying to mend impassable roads to allow a UN-escorted aid convoy also came under fire, our correspondent reports. He says that bombing has intensified in the region since Israel dropped warning leaflets on Friday, and the Israelis are now shooting at almost anything on moving on the roads. More than 350 Lebanese have been killed in the 11 days of violence, many of them civilians, and angry protests condemning Israeli attacks have been held in cities around the world. At least 36 Israelis have been killed, including 17 civilians killed by rockets fired by Hezbollah into Israel.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/mid...st/5207478.stm

[north_star]

omg, why do they have to resort to unpeaceful means of resolving conflict? why do they love war and destruction so much? it's so sad and barbaric. it's already 2006 and they're acting like they're still in the past.

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