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Skrevet av Jerusalem Post
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onsdag 19. juli 2006 |
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Returning back to my base from a routine practice mission. Taxiing back to the parking area, I hear "Zanek" (Jump) on the radio. What? I asked myself. Everything was calm when I took off, just one hour ago. By the time I get out of the plane, I hear the roar of the heavy takeoffs. And then another roar, and another. There is something different in the sound of a combat takeoff with a full load of bombs: the takeoff is long, the planes are heavy, the afterburner is used longer - not the light and quick training takeoffs. Something is definitely happening, I say to myself. |
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Skrevet av Naharnet.com
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mandag 17. juli 2006 |
 | The 2,000-strong U.N. force deployed in southern Lebanon near the Israeli border said Monday that Israel's onslaught was endangering its soldiers, one of whom was already been seriously wounded.
The U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), in a statement, said two of its positions were hit by direct rounds from the Israelis on Sunday and that 15 other posts had near misses. |
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Skrevet av Yahoo News
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mandag 29. mai 2006 |
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BEIRUT (AFP) - Israeli fighter jets bombed Palestinian and Lebanese militant targets in Lebanon after guerrillas fired rockets into Israel in the fiercest cross-border violence seen this year. A fighter with the Lebanese Hezbollah militia and a member of a Syrian-backed radical Palestinian group were killed in the Israeli raids, while attacks from Lebanon left two Israeli soldiers wounded. Each side blamed the other for the tit-for-tat attacks on the border, which remains highly volatile
six years after Israel ended its 22-year occupation of southern Lebanon in May 2000. Read more in Yahoo news |
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Sist oppdatert ( onsdag 19. juli 2006 )
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Skrevet av Bjørn Eikrem
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tirsdag 27. desember 2005 |
| Israeli warplanes have bombed what the army says is a Palestinian militant base in Lebanon hours after rocket attacks on two Israeli border towns.
There was no immediate information on casualties or damage. "This is in response to the firing of projectile rockets last night toward Israeli communities," the army said. At least four rockets fired from Lebanese territory hit Israeli towns close to the border on Tuesday evening without causing casualties. Read more on BBC NEWS | |
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