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Кстати - а почему об этом никто не говорит и в лентах новостей нету, а???
"...польза от убитых ешиботников
А вот зачем были убиты 8 ешиботников в семинарии:
Израильские войска в четверг перешли границу сопредельного государства и вошли в южный Ливан!
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-03/06/content_7733391.htm
Как там широко освещают эту агрессию российская пресса?
Israeli forces cross boarder line in south Lebanon
www.chinaview.cn 2008-03-06 18:58:02 Print
BEIRUT, March 6 (Xinhua) -- Israeli forces on Thursday penetrated the border line in south Lebanon towards the Ghajar area overseeing Wazani river, but did not cross the "Blue Line," Future TV reported.
Previous report said that Israeli troops crossed the border line towards Wazani River and inched six km, but did not cross the "Blue Line," but Future TV said later that it advanced only one km.
Meanwhile, New TV reported an incursion by Israeli infantry patrol into southern Lebanese territories in the Wazani region.
According to local Naharnet news website, the United Nations Interim Forces in Lebanon (UNIFIL) denied that Israeli troops crossed the "Blue Line' into Lebanese territories on Thursday.
The border line consists of an electrical wire set by Israel to separating Israeli borders from Lebanese ones.
Following the Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon in 2000, the United Nations drew a border line called the "Blue Line," but this line did not cover the disputed Shebaa farms.
Former Lebanese President Emile Lahoud rejected the "Blue Line," considering the step violates Lebanon's territories.
The disputed Shebaa farms, which lies in the mountainous border region between Lebanon, Syria and Israel, was captured by Israel when it seized the Golan Heights in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
When the Israeli army pulled out of south Lebanon in 2000, ending a 22-year occupation, UN cartographers determined that Shebaa was part of Syria.
The UN, therefore, declared that Israel had fully withdrawn from Lebanon and it drew a border demarcation line known as the Blue Line. The Shebaa farms are now claimed by Lebanon with the approval of Syria..."
http://krevetka-float.livejournal.com/9
"...польза от убитых ешиботников
А вот зачем были убиты 8 ешиботников в семинарии:
Израильские войска в четверг перешли границу сопредельного государства и вошли в южный Ливан!
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2
Как там широко освещают эту агрессию российская пресса?
Israeli forces cross boarder line in south Lebanon
www.chinaview.cn 2008-03-06 18:58:02 Print
BEIRUT, March 6 (Xinhua) -- Israeli forces on Thursday penetrated the border line in south Lebanon towards the Ghajar area overseeing Wazani river, but did not cross the "Blue Line," Future TV reported.
Previous report said that Israeli troops crossed the border line towards Wazani River and inched six km, but did not cross the "Blue Line," but Future TV said later that it advanced only one km.
Meanwhile, New TV reported an incursion by Israeli infantry patrol into southern Lebanese territories in the Wazani region.
According to local Naharnet news website, the United Nations Interim Forces in Lebanon (UNIFIL) denied that Israeli troops crossed the "Blue Line' into Lebanese territories on Thursday.
The border line consists of an electrical wire set by Israel to separating Israeli borders from Lebanese ones.
Following the Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon in 2000, the United Nations drew a border line called the "Blue Line," but this line did not cover the disputed Shebaa farms.
Former Lebanese President Emile Lahoud rejected the "Blue Line," considering the step violates Lebanon's territories.
The disputed Shebaa farms, which lies in the mountainous border region between Lebanon, Syria and Israel, was captured by Israel when it seized the Golan Heights in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
When the Israeli army pulled out of south Lebanon in 2000, ending a 22-year occupation, UN cartographers determined that Shebaa was part of Syria.
The UN, therefore, declared that Israel had fully withdrawn from Lebanon and it drew a border demarcation line known as the Blue Line. The Shebaa farms are now claimed by Lebanon with the approval of Syria..."
http://krevetka-float.livejournal.com/9
