Claims of imported Iranian missiles fuel Sharon's latest 'fantasy.'

Article Abstract:

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon claims that the Iranians have been transferring new long-range missiles to Lebanon. He also alleges that Syria has used Lebanese airports to transfer the missiles.

Iran, Iranian foreign relations, Sharon, Ariel

---

Hizbollah winning war with deadly 12 pounds sterling 'rocks.'

Article Abstract:

Pro-Iranian Hizbollah guerrillas are currently in a superior position in their conflict with the Israeli army north of Israel's border with Lebanon. The Israeli occupation army has lost 37 troops so far in 1997, and has been forced to withdraw its Centurion tanks after finding that they were vulnerable to Saggar missiles used by Hizbollah. It now appears that Saggar missiles can also penetrate Israel's Merkava tanks. Hizbollah is also benefiting from having a large number of guerrillas, and was recently able to launch 25 simultaneous attacks along the Israeli occupation line.

Hezbollah

---

Arabs set high price for Israel to quit Lebanon

Article Abstract:

Israel has announced that it wishes to abide by United Nations Security Council resolution 425, which calls for a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon. However, it will only do so if it obtains a guarantee that the Lebanese army will protect the border and ensure that no cross-border attacks take place. It will also not withdraw until the Hizbollah are disarmed. This stance has been rejected by the Arab League.

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Creating the marketplace is more important than managing a factory. GERMANY: VODAFONE CLAIMS SUPPORT
• Abstracts: There's no setting for Hague's Tories at the nation's kitchen table. The Tories have an ideology. But too few people like it
• Abstracts: Discredited City analysts find themselves under attack from all sides. Crackdown on annuity sellers
• Abstracts: Why the Bank of England was right on interest rates after all. Europe isn't ready yet to pull America out of its slowdown
• Abstracts: Defiant in the dock, the self-proclaimed saviour of Serbia manages to divide the Balkans again. Milosevic faces an ever-growing charge sheet

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.