Lanzan cohetes desde una escuela publica en Gaza , con el objeto de que Israel
conteste estos cohetes: y se diga públicamente que Israel destruye escuelas!!!,
Es bien sabido que una de las estrategias de Hamas es crear mártires a
través de hacerlos escudos humanos, a mujeres niños y ancianos de los
proyectiles que caen provenientes de Israel.
La vida humana para estos terroristas no tiene valor!!!! por eso la paz es
tan difícil, mientras quieran mas obtener poder político, que el amor que le
tienen a sus propios hijos
Clara Liberan
abranel archivo
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Estimados amigos:
En el siguiente link se puede ver el lanzamiento de misiles desde un colegio
de Beit Hanoun, Gaza, hacia territorio israelí. ¿Esperarán que Israel devuelva
fuego?¿Escogerá n deliberadamente un centro de estudios de menores?
http://switch3. castup.net/ cunet/gm. asp?ClipMediaID= 1401718&ak=null
Atentamente,
El Dpto. de Diplomacia Pública
Embajada de Israel en España
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31/10/2007 ISRAEL ADVIERTE SOBRE ARSENAL DE HEZBOLÁ Israel señaló que el
movimiento extremista islámico Hezbolá en el Líbano se había pertrechado con
cohetes de largo alcance, capaces de caer sobre Tel Aviv, y que habían
triplicado su arsenal de misiles tierra-aire desde la guerra del año pasado,
informó el secretario general de la ONU, el sudcoreano Ban Ki-Moon.
El dirigente de la ONU indicó que los informes sobre el reforzamiento de
armamento del Hezbolá han provocado una gran preocupación en torno a la
estabilidad en el Líbano.
"Israel ha afirmado que la naturaleza y el número de armas en control del
Hezbolá constituyen una amenaza estratégica a su seguridad y a la seguridad de
sus ciudadanos", destacó Ban Ki-Moon.
Israel asegura que el Hezbolá posee ahora cohetes de largo alcance que tiene
instalados en regiones al norte del río Litani y que la mayoría de estos
cohetes, entre ellos centenares de misiles de generación Zilzal y Fajr, tiene
un alcance de 250 kilómetros (155 millas) "lo que les permite llegar a Tel Aviv
y a otras regiones más al sur", señala el informe.
"Israel también asegura que el Hezbolá ha triplicado su arsenal de cohetes
C-802 y los tiene emplazados en las costas y ha establecido una unidad de
defensa aérea con estos cohetes tierra-aire", indicó el secretario general.
Aunque Israel no ha ofrecido a las Naciones Unidas información específica de
inteligencia sobre sus fuentes, Ban indicó que en varios discursos del líder
del Hezbolá, Hassan Nasrallah, en los últimos meses "parecen confirmar estas
afirmaciones israelíes".
Funcionarios de alto nivel del Hezbolá han dicho que los comentarios de
Nasrallah fueron emitidos como disuasivo a una agresión, en lugar de ser
amenazas para Israel, indicó Ban Ki-Moon.
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Last update - 16:40 05/11/2007 Hezbollah:
Maneuvers held near border in 'response to enemy' By Haaretz Service
and The Associated Press
Hezbollah officials on Monday confirmed that fighters from the group had
carried out tactical maneuvers near Lebanon's border with Israel.
A pro-Hezbollah Lebanese newspaper reported Monday that thousands of guerrillas
had staged the group's largest-ever military maneuvers near Israel's border in
southern Lebanon, but Prime Minister Fuad Saniora later said the reported
exercise was probably just a simulation.
Hezbollah initially declined to comment, but later Monday, a senior member
confirmed the maneuvers, saying they were intended to counter Israeli activity.
"In response to what the enemy is doing, this maneuver by the
Islamic resistance [Hezbollah] was part of its ... work and its commitment to
always defend Lebanon, its sovereignty and its people," said Sheik Hassan
Izzedine, a senior Hezbollah official in southern Lebanon. He spoke on local
al-Jadeed television.
Al-Akhbar, a pro-Hezbollah newspaper, had reported Hezbollah leader Hassan
Nasrallah personally supervised the maneuvers, which it said were carried out
in the last three days and were the biggest ever staged on Israel's border by
the Shiite Muslim militant group.
Monday's report marked the first time Hezbollah, with its highly secretive
military wing, revealed such exercises through a close newspaper. The
maneuvers, if confirmed, could pose a major challenge to a UN-brokered
cease-fire that ended last year's war with Israel.
However, Prime Minister Fuad Saniora said authorities checked with military and
police units as well as UN peacekeepers and they confirmed nothing on the
ground really happened.
"It was, let's say, a simulation probably, in an operation room, on the desk,
probably they did such a thing, he said, speaking to Associated Press
Television News at government headquarters. "This has been confirmed by all the
sources."
Hezbollah legislator, Hassan Fadlallah, said earlier Monday that it was only
natural that the group be fully ready to confront any possible Israeli attack.
"Clearly, we will not let Israel carry out aggression against Lebanon and we
sit still," he told Lebanese Broadcasting Corp. television, referring to the
increased Israeli military flights over southern Lebanon in recent days.
The alleged maneuvers came a few days after Israel held major military
exercises in the north of the country near the Lebanese border. The IDF
action was interpreted by some Lebanese media as preparation by Israel for a
possible new war with Hezbollah.
Al-Akhbar said the Hezbollah maneuvers were carried out south of the Litani
River in southern Lebanon and aimed at deterring the enemy from carrying out
any adventure in Lebanon. The zone has been controlled by a UN peacekeeping
force and the Lebanese army since last year's war.
"A state of Israeli alertness is countered by extraordinary movement by the
resistance (Hezbollah)," read a front-page headline Monday in As-Safir, another
newspaper close to Hezbollah. It quoted witnesses in southern Lebanon as saying
they observed unusual movement by Hezbollah for the first time since last
year's war, but gave no further details.
There was no immediate comment from officials of the UN peacekeeping force,
which has 13,500 soldiers who patrol a buffer zone near the border with Israel
with the help of 15,000 Lebanese troops.
But As-Safir quoted Major General Claudio Graziano, the commander of the
UNInterim Force in Lebanon as warning Lebanese leaders he met in Beirut last
week that the tension in the south and a deepening political crisis in the
country might prompt European countries to withdraw from UNIFIL within less
than four months.
Italy, France, Spain and Germany form the bulk of the reinforced UN force
that deployed in southern Lebanon after last year's war.
Al-Akhbar said Hezbollah's maneuvers were carried out all along the border with
Israel in extreme secrecy without any show of arms.
The newspaper quoted Nasrallah as telling the participants that the maneuvers
were intended for foe and friend to make them understand that the resistance
(Hezbollah) is fully ready to confront any kinds of Israeli threats.
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