Daily Updates on the Continuing War
4:05 pm Israel time:
Home Front: More katyushas land in Kiryat Shmona and the surrounding areas. Total number of injured today in north is 57, including a Haaretz reporter.
Judea and Samaria: IDF troops arrest terrorist in Kalkilya responsible for killing resident of Yakir, whose burnt body was found in his car on Friday.
2:05 pm Israel time:
Home Front: Suicide bomber caught in Schem (Nablus) before heading out to the center of the country. Kassam rocket falls in Sderot, one slightly injured. Seven rockets hit Kiryat Shmona, one injured.
12:05 pm Israel time:
Home Front: More rockets land in north, especially Kiryat Shmona. Reporters say that at least 60 rockets have fallen there this morning alone.
Lebanon: Fighting continues in Tayibaa in south Lebanon, one IDF soldier slightly wounded.
Personal update: Drybones has a great cartoon today summing up Hizballah's "heroics".
10:05 am Israeli time:
Home Front: Alert of possible suicide bomber - roadblocks set up. More rockets fall in north. Direct hit in Akko building, two injured.
Lebanon: IAF bombs southern Lebanon town of Qana, where rockets have been launched toward Nahariya. (This was after warning residents to leave the area) IDF ground forces fighting Hizballah in Tayibah, at least three terrorists killed.
Judea and Samaria: IDF undercover agents kill Jihad terrorist leader in Schem (Nablus). IDF troops also arrest five Tanzim fugitives in Kalkilya.
8:05 am Israel time:
Home Front: Rockets have fallen in the past hour all across the north. 24 have fallen in Kiryat Shmona, two in Tiberias and one in Nahariya, no injuries reported. Sirens heard in other cities including Haifa.
Lebanon: Thousands of reserve soldiers called up last week are training now in case the ground offensive in Lebanon is expanded. IAF continues to bomb targets in Lebanon.
Southern Front: IDF hits an ammunition depot in Beit Hanoun in Gaza.
4:05 pm Israel time:
Home Front: More katyushas land in Kiryat Shmona and the surrounding areas. Total number of injured today in north is 57, including a Haaretz reporter.
Judea and Samaria: IDF troops arrest terrorist in Kalkilya responsible for killing resident of Yakir, whose burnt body was found in his car on Friday.
2:05 pm Israel time:
Home Front: Suicide bomber caught in Schem (Nablus) before heading out to the center of the country. Kassam rocket falls in Sderot, one slightly injured. Seven rockets hit Kiryat Shmona, one injured.
12:05 pm Israel time:
Home Front: More rockets land in north, especially Kiryat Shmona. Reporters say that at least 60 rockets have fallen there this morning alone.
Lebanon: Fighting continues in Tayibaa in south Lebanon, one IDF soldier slightly wounded.
Personal update: Drybones has a great cartoon today summing up Hizballah's "heroics".
10:05 am Israeli time:
Home Front: Alert of possible suicide bomber - roadblocks set up. More rockets fall in north. Direct hit in Akko building, two injured.
Lebanon: IAF bombs southern Lebanon town of Qana, where rockets have been launched toward Nahariya. (This was after warning residents to leave the area) IDF ground forces fighting Hizballah in Tayibah, at least three terrorists killed.
Judea and Samaria: IDF undercover agents kill Jihad terrorist leader in Schem (Nablus). IDF troops also arrest five Tanzim fugitives in Kalkilya.
8:05 am Israel time:
Home Front: Rockets have fallen in the past hour all across the north. 24 have fallen in Kiryat Shmona, two in Tiberias and one in Nahariya, no injuries reported. Sirens heard in other cities including Haifa.
Lebanon: Thousands of reserve soldiers called up last week are training now in case the ground offensive in Lebanon is expanded. IAF continues to bomb targets in Lebanon.
Southern Front: IDF hits an ammunition depot in Beit Hanoun in Gaza.
posted by westbankmama at 8:09 AM
1 Comments:
saw one of your comments on Bones blog....and believe me ...anyone who makes jokes at the expense of the massacred innocents is as pathetic and vomit inducing an old thinking person as the cowardly fool that drew them.
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