Lebanon +Israeli Air Force Strikes Again+
Lebanon +Israeli Air Force Strikes Again+ Israeli air force bomb suspected guerrilla targets in southern Lebanon, despite an agreement to halt air raids for 48 hours.
U/D: 12:42
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says there will be no cease-fire.
U/D: 18:25
Officials say Israeli Security Cabinet has approvee widening ground offensive in Lebanon.
U/D: 19:43
Israel plans to call up thousands more reservists after Cabinet approved expanding ground war in Lebanon.
U/D: 12:42
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says there will be no cease-fire.
U/D: 18:25
Officials say Israeli Security Cabinet has approvee widening ground offensive in Lebanon.
U/D: 19:43
Israel plans to call up thousands more reservists after Cabinet approved expanding ground war in Lebanon.
posted by VOS IZ NEIAS @ 7/31/2006 01:48:00 PM
3 Comments:
At 2:03 PM,
Anonymous said…
atta boy
At 4:42 PM,
Anonymous said…
Most long, medium-range rockets destroyed
Day 20: Security forces say Hizbullah's long and medium-range rocket capability suffered major blow. Number of rockets fired at Haifa halves; launching cells shoved north of the Litani River. Zelzal missile system also takes hit
The relative quiet in the Haifa and Krayot area is not coincidental, as the IDF revealed new figures Monday showing that Hizbullah's 220 millimeter rocket system has taken a heavy blow. The number of rockets of that type fired at Haifa have gone down from 400 to 200.
In addition, a senior government source told Reuters that the IDF destroyed two thirds of Hizbullah's Zelzal missiles.
Figures for the short-term rockets are less encouraging, however. Hizbullah still holds 10,000 such rockets.
Almost three weeks have passed since the start of fighting in the north, and the IDF has identified a certain difficulty among Hizbullah members in launching medium-range rockets. With that, however, Hizbullah's short-term rocket capability has not been significantly damaged.
Three weeks ago, Hizbullah had 13,000 short-term rockets. After firing 1,500 rockets Israel, and additional 1,500 destroyed by the IDF, the organization still has 10,000 rockets that can reach the frontline. The rockets have a diameter of 107 and 122 millimeters.
These rockets' ability to cause damage is relatively limited, as they can carry only seven kilograms of explosives.
In this category, the IDF's strike has not been significant as the rockets are fired from many areas and still exist in high numbers. With that, they reach a range of the front line alone and cannot reach Haifa and the Krayot area.
At 11:28 PM,
Anonymous said…
Go Israel Go! Kill the scumbags! We're for war, but daven to Hashem to save our soldiers. Once and for all we have to eradicate these venomous Arabian snakes. May Hashem give us Hatzlocha
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