Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Tα Nέα & Images from the Middle East


George Hasrooni shows the unexploded Israeli artillery shell lying in the bathroom of his house in Ein Ebel, a Christian village located a few miles from the Israeli border

Christians in the southern Lebanese village of Ein Abel are trapped between combatants Israel and Hezbollah. Guerrillas have fired rockets from just outside the village, drawing Israeli return fire. Parts of Ein Abel are in ruins.

Hezbollah guerrillas fired more than 190 rockets into Israel on Wednesday, killing one person and wounding more than a dozen, medics said. Israeli commandos have struck deep into Lebanon, snatching five suspected Hezbollah guerrillas in a helicopter raid that spectacularly snubbed international pressure for an end to the three-week-old conflict. There are an estimated 10, 000 Israeli troops within the borders of Lebanon.
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(photo directly above, left) The body of Lebanese victim Awad Jamaleddin, 58, one of seven villagers killed in an attack by Israeli warplane missiles, is carried toward the cemetery by a bulldozer at the village of Al Jamaliyeh near the northeastern city of Baalbek, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2006. (photo directly above, right) is a funeral in Israel for a slain Israeli soldier. Israel launched its deepest ground strike into Lebanon on Wednesday, claiming it had killed 10 Hezbollah guerrillas and captured five in the northeastern city of Baalbek while nearby air strikes killed at least 15 civilians.

We Greeks continue to pray for the innocent being killed in Lebanon and in Israel and throughout the planet. We Greeks know war. We have fought many wars in our 8,000+ year history and we have been invaders and we have been invaded. Today we live in peace and we wish every nation can experience the blessing of peace, God willing.

Greece
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More Greeks from Lebanon return to Athens via Cyprus
+ Arabs and Jews buying up prime property in Northern Cyprus
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Bakoyannis reveals Turkey policy
+ Work begins on Thessaloniki metro
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Athens offers to ferry humanitarian supplies from EU to Beirut for free
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Crete: Mycenaeane-era Theseus ring, dating from the 15th century BC
+ Greece says not asked to send peacekeeping force to Lebanon
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Greek Q2 GDP growth seen reaching 4 pct - finance minister
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They don’t approve of Bush in Greece (OpEd)
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Hellenic Air Force (HAF) awards Raytheon a $96m contract

World
At least 532 Lebanese have been killed, including 461 civilians and 25 Lebanese soldiers and at least 46 Hezbollah guerrillas. The health minister said the toll could be as high as 750, including those still buried in rubble or missing. Fifty-four Israelis have died — 36 soldiers, as well as 18 civilians killed in Hezbollah rocket attacks.
Lebanon estimates $2 billion in damage from Israeli attacks


+ Day 25: Mideast fight ramps up despite diplomacy
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Day 23: More airstrikes, more rocket attacks
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Commandos raid Hezbollah-run hospital ++ U.S. cracks down on Iraq death squads
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Christian villagers have nowhere to run
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IDF hacks Nasrallah's TV channel ++ 215 rockets slamming into northern Israel
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As Mideast fighting rages, Iran's Jews steer clear ++ Nasrallah reaching 'legendary' status

+ Blair: Kashmir, Chechnya, Iraq, Afghanistan, West Asia — part of an over-arching "arc of Muslim extremism" across the world.
+ 'We are ready to strap explosives to our children and send them to Israel'
+ Charity Wins Deep Loyalty for Hezbollah
+ Radical Muslims killing Buddhists and Muslims in Southern Thailand

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