Following on from this morning’s Naqba terror attack, anywhere from seventy to hundreds of people infiltrated into Israel from Syria, and Lebanese “protesters” pelted IDF soldiers with stones and chanted “we want our land back.”
With Lebanon’s next Prime Minister Najib Mikati being a Sunni backed by the Shiite Hezbollah, my next effort practically wrote itself.
Yesterday, “Mr Burns” Walid Jumblatt, the influential leader of the Druse sect in Lebanon, announced which party he’ll support in forming a new government.
Hizbullah’s answer to Phil Donahue, Ismail Sukariyya, is on to some of our weapons against Egypt.
According to recently leaked cables, the US felt New Zealand’s harsh reaction against Israel in the wake of the uncovering of a suspected Israeli spy ring in 2004 was designed to ingratiate the Kiwis with Arab countries.
The Lebanese media yesterday claimed that the Israeli air force bombed Lebanese territory.
Despite the concern in Israeli circles before the release of the secret embassy cables on Wikileaks yesterday, one of the big positives to come out of it has been confirmation that Arab states – and not only Israel – have been urging for an attack on Iran.
Most of the news surrounding Israel these days seems to revolve around a freeze. But could it be that things are about to heat up in the north?
Iran’s nuclear program has reportedly hit a snag. Potentially due to the Stuxnet worm. Allegedly created by Israel.
The PA has found something else to complain about.
