shows remained very unstable the situation in Lebanon, even if, Polti's concessions to the rebellious movement Hezbollah's opinion is that the worst was over. During the fighting between mainly in Aley District PSP [Progressive Socialist Party] Walid Jumblatt and Hezbollah increased the number of victims at between 42 dead and 164 wounded in time. The deaths were probably mostly gunmen. On the side of Hezbollah and Druze units of "Democratic Party" leaders Arslan had participated. While, calm in Beirut, the streets by a massive contingent of the army there cometh statewide debates in which even government loyalists of becoming "Future Movement" Active: So in the Akkar region, 14 people, including some civilians are killed, mostly in the storm of the FM on a headquarters for the Syrian Social Nationalist Party [SSNP] in Halba. In Tripoli, a woman in heavy fighting killed between Sunni and Alawite. Casualties night shoot-outs in the north in the Chouf mountains lie between rival Druze militias not yet fully available. [Back to latest data, which appear not verified it speaks of " At least 36 people were killed in fierce clashes on Sunday between Hezbollah gunmen and supporters of pro-government Druze leader Walid Jumblatt in mountains east of Beirut, security sources said on Monday. " The would be great so according to these data to 81 people and wounded rose 250th] ... He looks to the "ceasefire" in Beirut's leading deal very simply: The Lebanese Amy said on Saturday it had frozen two measures taken by the government against Hizbullah , and called for all armed militants to withdraw from the streets. "The army command calls on all parties to [help restore calm] by ending armed protests and withdrawing gunmen from the streets and opening the roads," the military said in a statement. It said that the head of airport security, who had been reassigned from his job, would remain in his post pending an investigation and that the army would look into a communications network set up by the militant group. "The head of airport security, Brigadier General Wafiq Shukair, will remain in his post until appropriate procedural measures have been taken after a probe," the statement said. "As for the telecommunications network, the army will look into the issue in a manner that is not harmful to the public interest or the security of the resistance "against Israel, it said. The military said it had taken these decisions in the light of a government request that it rule on these matters. The army statement came shortly after Prime Minister Fouad Siniora made a televised address to the nation. The role of the Christian militia Amal remains unclear. [...] Arab foreign ministers holding crisis talks in Cairo on Sunday were divided over a draft resolution that would implicitly condemn said Hizbullah for deadly clashes in Lebanon, delegates. The draft resolution put before the ministers underlined the Arab League's "rejection of the use of armed violence to Achieve political goals outside the framework of constitutional legitimacy, and the need for a withdrawal of all weapons from the streets, "according to a text Obtained by AFP. [...] The strategic sense the internationally renowned as a crude revolt against equally heavy-handed actions of the pro-American government Siniora may be bezeifelt. The simplicity of the approaches to the airport to end the alleged control taking place there arms smuggling to Hezbollah, and secondly to prevent the communication network from it and the corresponding revolt, however, shows also that the growing soft U.S. policy alone to a blockade of Iran and Syria intended spot their weaknesses yielding: European diplomats familiar with the events in Lebanon claim that in the past year the United States has refused to Provide the Lebanese army with advanced weapons that would have helped against Hezbollah and other militant groups. They said this was because of Israeli requests. Right, you have indeed the UN troops on the ground that could disarm in line with the Lebanese army, the militias, but this allows the thrust against a nuclear-armed Iran any major regional measures. The fare here is to the Europeans in less blame to a US-Israel axis distracted by their own weakness, not a strategy. Had Europe in a strong Lebanese army would be interested they can fit on onw account. Likewise, empty ideas presented Israel selbst: Israel is closely following the events in Lebanon. For the time being, Jerusalem has decided not to issue any official comment on the confrontations between Hezbollah and the Beirut government. But various officials have expressed concern over the escalation and the possible implications for Israel's northern border. [...] Eine Möglichkeit: There is no argument over the fact that the amount of missiles and rockets is not just a potential threat - both organizations use them against Israeli targets. But the way that Israel has dealt with these groups thus far proves that military solutions alone are not practical. Hezbollah was not weakened by the Second Lebanon War. Instead, the war made it even stronger, both militarily and politically. And the military offensives in Gaza have not made much of an impression on Hamas, which holds the key to continued political negotiations. In both cases, Israel has a political alternative. If it so greatly fears Iran's expansion into the Mediterranean, Israel can advance talks with Syria, and if it is concerned by a Hamas takeover of the political process, Israel would do better to move forward with negotiations with the Palestinian Authority - or at least to create conditions in Gaza to relieve the threat posed by Hamas., aber Israel sees the political threat developing in Lebanon and in the territories, but is prepared to respond only through the sights of its guns . Es dürfte auch in diesem Fall klar sein das nur eine gemeinsame Anstrengung in der Region von Erfolg can be gekränt. Topics, such as a bit of peace between Israel and Syria will only lead to its collapse as the Syrians Hezbollahunterstützung can not prevent without getting in its own foot. Regional policies must be created and implemented to prevent such mismatches: On Sunday, former IDF chief of staff Amnon Lipkin-Shahak said Hezbollah's persistent attempts to take over Lebanon could eventually benefit Israel in its struggle against the militant group. "If in armed conflict erupts it will be simpler to strike Lebanon when Hezbollah is the legitimate ruler," Shahak told the Army Radio. Earlier on Sunday, Israel's Vice Premier Haim Ramon told cabinet members that Lebanon must be viewed as a "Hezbollah state, "after the Shiite guerilla group seized control over the western part of the Lebanese capital over the weekend." Lebanon has no government. It is a fiction, there is only Hezbollah, "Ramon said during the weekly cabinet meeting." Hezbollah is directly responsible for everything that happens [in Lebanon], and the organization completely controls the state . "In view of such things, the actual . has become the excuse of the Hezbollah, they would need to offer arms to the Israelis stand up to a barely be conflicting fact Political expressed the territorial concepts of the individual minorities from various ideological realm Tung are overused: Neither can Israel a "Jewish State" island with a penchant for West Bank land remain to confiscate, nor can neither Hezbollah nor Hamas nor anyone else manage alone representing the existing limits. Demilitarization of the "foreign policy" completely false conceived regional policy as the first commandment, and second: a common seed managing the actual core interests of individual states in the regional network: energy, trade, resources. If ever only one village the other attacks that can claim third and fourth, it must collect as many weapons does not fit to protect themselves in the real power structure of the technological and economic leadership provides the Israelis and partzipieren of the other regional members need. This is not to come territorial withdrawal or occupation efforts to, but on comprehensive solutions such as the reasonably fair solution to the water issue.
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