Thursday, July 24, 2008

Hezbollah

Israeli-Lebanese Prisoner Swap, Set for Tomorrow, Could Stir New Resentment

A Lebanese militant convicted of murder will be traded for two Israeli soldiers who are possibly dead. more >>

The Bitter Politics of Prisoner Exchanges

For Israelis, the angst over paying a high price for the return of captured soldiers, alive or dead. more >>

Lebanese Political Deal Is a Win for Hezbollah

Lebanon May Attract Sunnis Seeking to Wage Jihad

Fears in Beirut that recent Shiite attacks may set the stage for revenge violence this summer. more >>

Hezbollah's Growing Arsenal

As U.S. News reported in December, Hezbollah in Lebanon has been busy rearming since its 34-day war with Israel in August 2006. The Associated Press reported today that Israel recently told the United Nations that Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite movement designated a terrorist group by the United States, now has an arsenal that includes 10,000 long-range rockets and 20,000 short-range rockets in southern Lebanon. more >>

Slain Terrorist at Center of Noteworthy Incidents

Mughniyeh tied to 1983 Marine barracks bombing, hijacking, and attacks in Argentina. more >>

Hezbollah Rearms and Bides Its Time

A buffer zone keeps fighters away from Israel's border more >>

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