YK:n edustaja Terje Roed-Larsen on ollut vihoissaan YK:n salliessa Hezbollahin asevarustelun Libanoniin, vaikka UNIFIL-joukkoilla on mandaatti aseiden salakuljettamisen estämiseksi.
10 000 YK:n rauhanturvaajaa eivät ole tehneet mitään Iranin ja Syyrian asetoimitusten lopettamiseksi Hizbullahille. Israelin lentokoneet pyrkivät valvomaan Libanonin ilmatilaa, mutta niillä ei ole lupaa ampua kovilla, vaikka selvä todiste aserekasta huristelee kaikkien nähtävillä.
Näin räikeää toimintaa ei olla noteerattu länsimaiden tiedoitusvälineissä.
YK:n edustaja Terje Roed-Larsen totesi äskettäin, että salakuljetusta tapahtuu kaiken aikaa.
Sitten Libanonin tulitauosta:
Jerusalem Post kirjoittaa Libanonin tulitaukorikkomuksista. Israel ilmoittaa harkitsevansa tulitaukoa uudelleen YK:n raportin johdosta, jossa kerrotaan Syyrian salakuljettavan aseita Hezbollahille Libanoniin.
Israel warned on Tuesday that it might rethink its adherence to the cease-fire resolution that ended Lebanon war this summer, following a United Nations report that Syria was smuggling arms to Hizbullah in Lebanon.
# The second Lebanon war: JPost.com special report
It's the first time since the war that the UN had made such a clear statement with regard to the failure to disarm Hizbullah.
///YK on tunnustanut epäonnistuneensa Hezbollahin aseistariisumisessa.///
The report flies in the face of the commitment Syrian President Bashar Assad made to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan that Damascus would comply with the arms embargo against Hizbullah and would support UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which calls for it to be disarmed.
"If Lebanon cannot implement its side of the resolution, obviously Israel would be entitled to rethink the implementation of our commitments," Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev told The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday.
He said the arms embargo was a critical element of Resolution 1701 and that the smuggling constituted a "core violation."
///Arabien harjoittama aseiden salakuljetus Libanoniin on siis vakava aselepoloukkaus.///
Prime Minister's Office spokeswoman Miri Eisin said: "Until the Syrian-Lebanese border issue is resolved, we will continue to reserve our right to self defense."
While Israel continues to insist it is fulfilling all its obligations under the cease-fire and Resolution 1701, France and the European Union are charging Israel with breaching them by continuing to conduct surveillance flights over Lebanon.
"We consider that these overflights constitute a violation of Lebanese sovereignty," a spokesman for the French Foreign Ministry said.
On Tuesday, IAF planes flew low over Hizbullah strongholds in south Beirut in the heaviest show of air power over Lebanon since August 14.
Regev said the flights were "a response to the failure of the Lebanese side to implement its core commitments. When there are illicit arms transfers and no mechanism to [impede] them, we have cause to monitor such transfers."
///Israel siis suorittaa ylilentoja Libanonissa vastauksena arabien aseleporikkomuksiin.///
The Security Council on Monday called both to disband militia groups and to respect Lebanon's sovereignty and integrity, but it did not take Israel to task for the overflights. The UN has, however, asked Israel to stop the flights in the past.
The Security Council did note with regret that non-Lebanese militias in that country had not been disbanded or disarmed.
Speaking to the press after the meeting, the UN's envoy for Syria and Lebanon, Terje Roed-Larsen, reported that Syria was smuggling weapons into Lebanon.
Representatives of the Lebanese government "have stated publicly and also in conversations with us that there have been arms coming across the border into Lebanon," said Larsen.
"The consistent position of the government of Syria has been that, 'Yes, there might be arms smuggling over the border, but this is arms smuggling and the border is porous and very difficult to control,'" he said.
///Syyria ei kiellä aseiden salakuljetusta tapahtuvan.///
The UN had not received any information on quantities and types of weapons or where they came from, however, and it could not confirm the Lebanese government reports because UN troops had not been asked by the Lebanese army to monitor the border, he said.
Roed-Larsen called the situation in Lebanon "worrisome."
"The political rhetoric shows that there are very high tensions, and I think we have to look at the situation in Lebanon with all caution. And there are reasons for being worried about where this is heading," he said.
Defense Minister Amir Peretz said Tuesday night that Israel was witnessing attempts by Syria, Iran and Hizbullah to undermine the stability of the Lebanese government.
///Arabit siis koettavat YK:n edustajan mukaan horjuttaa Libanonin tulitaukoa.///
At the Security Council on Monday US Ambassador to the UN John R. Bolton lashed out at both Syria and Iran for destabilizing Lebanon.
"We call on Syria and Iran to abide by their obligations to respect Lebanon's sovereignty, territorial integrity, unity and political independence. Syria's obligations in this regard are particularly important as it is the one country other than Israel that borders Lebanon," said Bolton.
Regev called on the international community to block the illicit arms transfers. He said the UN resolutions regarding Lebanon were very specific about the need to prevent the flow of arms to Hizbullah.
"Israel pulled out of Lebanon, we pulled out our ground forces, and in doing so we implemented our core resolutions under 1701," he said. "There's a serious question about the Lebanese side's core commitments."
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Sitten vielä UNIFILin roolista äskeisessä sodassa.
***
Throughout the month-long conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, UNIFIL's website served as Hassan Nasrallah's personal intelligence services.
All he needed to do was log on to UNIFIL's official website to find daily, real time intelligence about the location, equipment, and force structure of Israeli troops in Lebanon.
UNFIL posted precise information about the movements of Israeli Defense Forces soldiers and the nature of their weaponry and materiel, even specifying the placement of IDF safety structures within hours of their construction.
New information was sometimes only 30 minutes old when it was posted, and never more than 24 hours old. At the same time, not a single item of intelligence regarding Hezbollah's forces made it to UNIFIL's website, in case Israel might be checking in.
The Weekly Standard reported that a review of every single UNIFIL web posting showed that, “while UNIFIL was daily revealing the towns where Israeli soldiers were located, the positions from which they were firing, and when and how they had entered Lebanese territory, it never described Hezbollah movements or locations with any specificity whatsoever.”
The Standard provided an example, posted July 25:
“Yesterday and during last night, the IDF moved significant reinforcements, including a number of tanks, armored personnel carriers, bulldozers and infantry, to the area of Marun Al Ras inside Lebanese territory. The IDF advanced from that area north toward Bint Jubayl, and south towards Yarun.”
The previous day, UNIFIL revealed that the IDF stationed between Marun Al Ras and Bint Jubayl were "significantly reinforced during the night and this morning with a number of tanks and armored personnel carriers."
When reporting on Hezbollah, the UNFIL website spoke in vague generalities, saying only that Hezbollah fired “rockets in large numbers from various locations.”
Analysts from both the United States and Israel agreed the UNIFIL intel was of significant value to Hezbollah and exposed 'Israeli forces to grave danger' while obscuring intelligence about Hezbollah that would have aided the Israelis.
10 000 YK:n rauhanturvaajaa eivät ole tehneet mitään Iranin ja Syyrian asetoimitusten lopettamiseksi Hizbullahille. Israelin lentokoneet pyrkivät valvomaan Libanonin ilmatilaa, mutta niillä ei ole lupaa ampua kovilla, vaikka selvä todiste aserekasta huristelee kaikkien nähtävillä.
Näin räikeää toimintaa ei olla noteerattu länsimaiden tiedoitusvälineissä.
YK:n edustaja Terje Roed-Larsen totesi äskettäin, että salakuljetusta tapahtuu kaiken aikaa.
Sitten Libanonin tulitauosta:
Jerusalem Post kirjoittaa Libanonin tulitaukorikkomuksista. Israel ilmoittaa harkitsevansa tulitaukoa uudelleen YK:n raportin johdosta, jossa kerrotaan Syyrian salakuljettavan aseita Hezbollahille Libanoniin.
Israel warned on Tuesday that it might rethink its adherence to the cease-fire resolution that ended Lebanon war this summer, following a United Nations report that Syria was smuggling arms to Hizbullah in Lebanon.
# The second Lebanon war: JPost.com special report
It's the first time since the war that the UN had made such a clear statement with regard to the failure to disarm Hizbullah.
///YK on tunnustanut epäonnistuneensa Hezbollahin aseistariisumisessa.///
The report flies in the face of the commitment Syrian President Bashar Assad made to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan that Damascus would comply with the arms embargo against Hizbullah and would support UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which calls for it to be disarmed.
"If Lebanon cannot implement its side of the resolution, obviously Israel would be entitled to rethink the implementation of our commitments," Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev told The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday.
He said the arms embargo was a critical element of Resolution 1701 and that the smuggling constituted a "core violation."
///Arabien harjoittama aseiden salakuljetus Libanoniin on siis vakava aselepoloukkaus.///
Prime Minister's Office spokeswoman Miri Eisin said: "Until the Syrian-Lebanese border issue is resolved, we will continue to reserve our right to self defense."
While Israel continues to insist it is fulfilling all its obligations under the cease-fire and Resolution 1701, France and the European Union are charging Israel with breaching them by continuing to conduct surveillance flights over Lebanon.
"We consider that these overflights constitute a violation of Lebanese sovereignty," a spokesman for the French Foreign Ministry said.
On Tuesday, IAF planes flew low over Hizbullah strongholds in south Beirut in the heaviest show of air power over Lebanon since August 14.
Regev said the flights were "a response to the failure of the Lebanese side to implement its core commitments. When there are illicit arms transfers and no mechanism to [impede] them, we have cause to monitor such transfers."
///Israel siis suorittaa ylilentoja Libanonissa vastauksena arabien aseleporikkomuksiin.///
The Security Council on Monday called both to disband militia groups and to respect Lebanon's sovereignty and integrity, but it did not take Israel to task for the overflights. The UN has, however, asked Israel to stop the flights in the past.
The Security Council did note with regret that non-Lebanese militias in that country had not been disbanded or disarmed.
Speaking to the press after the meeting, the UN's envoy for Syria and Lebanon, Terje Roed-Larsen, reported that Syria was smuggling weapons into Lebanon.
Representatives of the Lebanese government "have stated publicly and also in conversations with us that there have been arms coming across the border into Lebanon," said Larsen.
"The consistent position of the government of Syria has been that, 'Yes, there might be arms smuggling over the border, but this is arms smuggling and the border is porous and very difficult to control,'" he said.
///Syyria ei kiellä aseiden salakuljetusta tapahtuvan.///
The UN had not received any information on quantities and types of weapons or where they came from, however, and it could not confirm the Lebanese government reports because UN troops had not been asked by the Lebanese army to monitor the border, he said.
Roed-Larsen called the situation in Lebanon "worrisome."
"The political rhetoric shows that there are very high tensions, and I think we have to look at the situation in Lebanon with all caution. And there are reasons for being worried about where this is heading," he said.
Defense Minister Amir Peretz said Tuesday night that Israel was witnessing attempts by Syria, Iran and Hizbullah to undermine the stability of the Lebanese government.
///Arabit siis koettavat YK:n edustajan mukaan horjuttaa Libanonin tulitaukoa.///
At the Security Council on Monday US Ambassador to the UN John R. Bolton lashed out at both Syria and Iran for destabilizing Lebanon.
"We call on Syria and Iran to abide by their obligations to respect Lebanon's sovereignty, territorial integrity, unity and political independence. Syria's obligations in this regard are particularly important as it is the one country other than Israel that borders Lebanon," said Bolton.
Regev called on the international community to block the illicit arms transfers. He said the UN resolutions regarding Lebanon were very specific about the need to prevent the flow of arms to Hizbullah.
"Israel pulled out of Lebanon, we pulled out our ground forces, and in doing so we implemented our core resolutions under 1701," he said. "There's a serious question about the Lebanese side's core commitments."
***
Sitten vielä UNIFILin roolista äskeisessä sodassa.
***
Throughout the month-long conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, UNIFIL's website served as Hassan Nasrallah's personal intelligence services.
All he needed to do was log on to UNIFIL's official website to find daily, real time intelligence about the location, equipment, and force structure of Israeli troops in Lebanon.
UNFIL posted precise information about the movements of Israeli Defense Forces soldiers and the nature of their weaponry and materiel, even specifying the placement of IDF safety structures within hours of their construction.
New information was sometimes only 30 minutes old when it was posted, and never more than 24 hours old. At the same time, not a single item of intelligence regarding Hezbollah's forces made it to UNIFIL's website, in case Israel might be checking in.
The Weekly Standard reported that a review of every single UNIFIL web posting showed that, “while UNIFIL was daily revealing the towns where Israeli soldiers were located, the positions from which they were firing, and when and how they had entered Lebanese territory, it never described Hezbollah movements or locations with any specificity whatsoever.”
The Standard provided an example, posted July 25:
“Yesterday and during last night, the IDF moved significant reinforcements, including a number of tanks, armored personnel carriers, bulldozers and infantry, to the area of Marun Al Ras inside Lebanese territory. The IDF advanced from that area north toward Bint Jubayl, and south towards Yarun.”
The previous day, UNIFIL revealed that the IDF stationed between Marun Al Ras and Bint Jubayl were "significantly reinforced during the night and this morning with a number of tanks and armored personnel carriers."
When reporting on Hezbollah, the UNFIL website spoke in vague generalities, saying only that Hezbollah fired “rockets in large numbers from various locations.”
Analysts from both the United States and Israel agreed the UNIFIL intel was of significant value to Hezbollah and exposed 'Israeli forces to grave danger' while obscuring intelligence about Hezbollah that would have aided the Israelis.
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Vanhimmat
Missä päin nyt niin kriittisiä aikoja eletään? Ovatko juutalaiset kenties saamassa rangaistuksen sotarikoksistaan? Ja samma på enkelska.
vastaan....siksi se tuhoutuu
aivan kuten Jahve karkoitti kurittoman ja saatanalle sielunsa myyneen kansansa pois Juudeasta hän myös tulee pitämään huolen siitä, ettei sionistien juonima Israel voi säilyä
mm. tällaisia ajatuksia esittävät ortodoksirabbit
http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/antisemitism/holocaust/gedalyaliebermann.cfm
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