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12 Israeli warplanes violated Lebanon airspace

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israeli fighter jets Twelve Israel warplanes flew over Lebanon between Thursday and Friday, the Lebanese Army claimed, shortly after the country appealed to the United Nations over airspace violations.

According to a statement, the Israeli planes entered Lebanese airspace Thursday at 10:30 p.m. and left Friday at 1:15 a.m.

Nawaf Salam, Lebanon’s permanent ambassador to the UN submitted a complaint to the Security Council with a statistical summary of 54 Israeli violations of Resolution 1701, the ceasefire resolution that ended the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel.

The Lebanese army and Hezbollah are reportedly on high alert in southern Lebanon in response to Israeli Air Force activity in Lebanon’s airspace after the announcement by Bulgaria that Hezbollah was behind the bus bombing.

Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov stated Tuesday that Bulgarian investigators had “a well-founded assumption” that the perpetrators of the deadly attack belonged to the military wing of Hezbollah.

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10 responses to “12 Israeli warplanes violated Lebanon airspace”

  1. Hannibal Avatar
    Hannibal

    You build a case on “assumptions”? What the hell? I am no HA hugger but come on…

    1. williamgel Avatar
      williamgel

      Yeah, I saw that too. In another article, the Bulgarians are stating they had definite proof and a EUROPOL investigator said he was convinced it was Hizbullah. I think the issue here is finding the last piece of the puzzle – the Hizbullah leader who helped plan the attack and gave the order. The rest of the pieces leading back top Lebanon and Hizbullah involvement are all in place.

  2. Hannibal Avatar
    Hannibal

    You build a case on “assumptions”? What the hell? I am no HA hugger but come on…

    1. williamgel Avatar
      williamgel

      Yeah, I saw that too. In another article, the Bulgarians are stating they had definite proof and a EUROPOL investigator said he was convinced it was Hizbullah. I think the issue here is finding the last piece of the puzzle – the Hizbullah leader who helped plan the attack and gave the order. The rest of the pieces leading back top Lebanon and Hizbullah involvement are all in place.

  3. disqus_e68VGiBKGC Avatar
    disqus_e68VGiBKGC

    hizballah hungry for the war well its look like you gonna get one soon god help our lebanon lets hope this time will be the end of your ugly hairy face

  4. disqus_e68VGiBKGC Avatar
    disqus_e68VGiBKGC

    hizballah hungry for the war well its look like you gonna get one soon god help our lebanon lets hope this time will be the end of your ugly hairy face

  5. dino78@bellsouth.net Avatar
    dino78@bellsouth.net

    Dude, this stuff happens all the time over there. Like ALL the time. People only took notice after the Israel bombing in Syria a week or two ago.

    1. williamgel Avatar
      williamgel

      Well, technically Israel and Lebanon are still at war since 1948 and while citing UNR1701 violations of Israel the article fails to mention the consistent violations of UNR1701 by Hizbullah and Lebanon. I think Nasrallah publicly stated during the weak after the ceasefire that he rejects it and will re-arm and move back into S. Lebanon and no one will stop them, effectively killing UNR1701 except for the useless UNIFIL force. I just read that Hizbullah is storing weapons south of the Litani in residential homes of poor Muslims who purchased them from Hizbullah at very reduced rates. First, that justifies over flights by the IAF, but second, I feel extremely sorry for those residents and others in Lebanon whom Hizbullah uses as human shields for their folly.

  6. dino78@bellsouth.net Avatar
    dino78@bellsouth.net

    Dude, this stuff happens all the time over there. Like ALL the time. People only took notice after the Israel bombing in Syria a week or two ago.

    1. williamgel Avatar
      williamgel

      Well, technically Israel and Lebanon are still at war since 1948 and while citing UNR1701 violations of Israel the article fails to mention the consistent violations of UNR1701 by Hizbullah and Lebanon. I think Nasrallah publicly stated during the weak after the ceasefire that he rejects it and will re-arm and move back into S. Lebanon and no one will stop them, effectively killing UNR1701 except for the useless UNIFIL force. I just read that Hizbullah is storing weapons south of the Litani in residential homes of poor Muslims who purchased them from Hizbullah at very reduced rates. First, that justifies over flights by the IAF, but second, I feel extremely sorry for those residents and others in Lebanon whom Hizbullah uses as human shields for their folly.

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