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Source:   http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1&categ_id=2&article_id=108335

A new Report from the United Nations confirms 10000 violations of Israel over Lebanon since August 2006. The report describes these violations as being mild. Nevertheless the report confirms the fact that Israel is violating international laws and is still continue to exercise mild violations over Lebanon.

So….What do we expect from Lebanon to do?

Yes, there are yet no sanctions over Israel.

But, will that help the Lebanese people?

Facts are: Israel continues its MILD VIOLATIONS…..

Should Lebanese continue exercise calmness?

Should Lebanese continue to behave peaceful towards Israeli violations?

Well, then:

Are we surprised that Lebanese might siege Tel Aviv?

Are we going to read in the news, that Lebanese are bombing Tel Aviv?

Are’nt these mild violations a free ticket that justifies a Lebanese COUNTER DEFENCE over Israeli Violations, meaning to enhance the RESISTANCE and start manifesting it in reality?

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Source:   http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1&categ_id=2&article_id=108335

BEIRUT: Opposition politicians rushed on Wednesday to condemn the UN Secretary General’s report on Resolution 1701, calling it “unbalanced” and free of any “practical steps” that could end Israeli violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty. Ban Ki-moon’s 11th report on the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 warned that the continuing presence of weapons outside of state control was “a challenge to the ability of the state to exercise its full sovereignty and control over its territory.”

The UN chief reiterated Resolution 1701’s requirement of the “the disarmament of groups,” including Hizbullah.

“This should take place through a Lebanese-led process that will bring the full restoration of the authority of the government of Lebanon over all its territory,” said Ban, adding the delay in cabinet formation hadn’t helped that process.

“I regret that the prolonged political deadlock … has not been conducive to addressing this issue [of non-state arms].”

Marjayoun-Hasbaya MP Ali Fayyad, from Hizbullah’s bloc, condemned the report as too lenient on Israeli violations.

In a television appearance, Fayyad said Ban’s report was “unbalanced and doesn’t highlight sufficiently the Israeli aggressions since it doesn’t hold Israel responsible for violating [UN Resolution 1701].”

He added that the report provided no “practical steps” that would indicate UN peacekeeping troops intended to halt constant Israeli violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty.

Nabatieh MP Yassin Jaber said Ban’s stance had “shocked .....continue reading on

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