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Politics : WAR on Terror. Will it engulf the Entire Middle East? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (14819)	8/4/2006 4:52:09 PM
From: Chas.	Respond to of 32591

IMO, the only way the US, Israel can win,long term, in the Middle East(and we do need their Oil) is to use the tactics of Black operations.... stealth, deceit, lies, Machevellian thinking, subversion, camouflage, corruption....... that or just deal with the scum and use Mercenary forces to slowly eradicate the groups that do not adhere to our way of thinking.... regards

To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (14819)	8/4/2006 4:58:16 PM
From: Scoobah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 32591

Iran supplies Hizballah with a battery of upgraded Zelzal missiles that can reach Israel’s nuclear reactor in Dimona August 4, 2006, 11:09 PM (GMT+02:00) This disclosure by DEBKA-Net-Weekly 264 was confirmed Friday, August 4, by Ali-Akbar Mohtashami-Pour, former Iranian ambassador to Damascus and Tehran’s senior liaison with Hizballah. The acquisition of an improved Zelzal through Syria with a range of 350-400 km was behind Hassan Nasrallah’s threat to bomb Tel Aviv if Beirut came under another Israel air attack. Tel Aviv is 150 km north of Dimona and therefore well within range of the improved Zelzal missile. The DEBKA-Net-Weekly report added: The battery consists of 16 missiles which, fired from northern or central Lebanon, can hit the Negev town of Beersheba which is some 34 km west of the nuclear center. Iran knows that a missile attack on the Dimona reactor, even if it is a direct hit, will not do much harm because the nuclear installations are buried deep underground and guarded by anti-missile defenses. But both Tehran and Hizballah are after the psychological impact on Islamic and world opinion of aiming the first Muslim missile against Israel’s atomic center. Earlier, Hizballah said there would be no ceasefire until the last Israeli soldier leaves Lebanon. France submitted draft UN resolution on Lebanon