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Al Watan: Israel will conduct a huge military operation on the Lebanese border
17.01.2010 18:48 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Israel is planning to conduct a huge military
operation on the Lebanese border in February, for which it has started
to prepare by bringing equipment to the frontier between both
countries, Al Watan Syrian newspaper reports.
According to the author of the publication, the country has sent a
letter to Lebanon through UNIFIL forces in the South to say its border
activities should not be cause for concern.
The newspaper adds that during his last week's visit to Ankara,
Lebanese premier Saad al Hariri allegedly voiced concerns over
possible Israeli attacks against the regions, particularly Lebanon
Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barack recently carried out an
inspection visit to the country's northern border to meet with TSAHAL
servicemen and military leaders, MIGnew reported.
TSAHAL is Israel's state army, ensuring the country's security. Its
current leader is Lieutenant General Gabi Ashkenaz. Under the
country's law, military service is TSHAL is mandatory for all citizens
over the age of 18.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
17.01.2010 18:48 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Israel is planning to conduct a huge military
operation on the Lebanese border in February, for which it has started
to prepare by bringing equipment to the frontier between both
countries, Al Watan Syrian newspaper reports.
According to the author of the publication, the country has sent a
letter to Lebanon through UNIFIL forces in the South to say its border
activities should not be cause for concern.
The newspaper adds that during his last week's visit to Ankara,
Lebanese premier Saad al Hariri allegedly voiced concerns over
possible Israeli attacks against the regions, particularly Lebanon
Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barack recently carried out an
inspection visit to the country's northern border to meet with TSAHAL
servicemen and military leaders, MIGnew reported.
TSAHAL is Israel's state army, ensuring the country's security. Its
current leader is Lieutenant General Gabi Ashkenaz. Under the
country's law, military service is TSHAL is mandatory for all citizens
over the age of 18.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress