Israeli Plot to Create Buffer Zone in South Lebanon in Collusion with UN
transmitter | 11.02.2007 18:33 | Lebanon War 2006 | Anti-militarism | World
Hizbollah's Hasan Fadlallah MP unveiled an Israeli plot to create a "buffer zone" in south Lebanon in collusion with the United Nations and "the head of the unconstitutional government" Fouad Saniora. In a press conference, the member of the Loyalty to the Resistance Parliamentary Bloc said Israel was "seeking to create the buffer zone after it failed in its July war against Lebanon."
The Hezbollah MP showed maps and pictures showing the extent of Israel's incursion, in collusion with the UNIFIL, into more than a southern village like Rmeish, Yaroun and Aytaroun in Bint Jbeil. He also revealed that a letter was sent from Lebanon's prime minister, Fouad Saniora, to the United Nations, requesting a new and unilateral delineation of the border, knowing that the most recent delineation was made only four years ago.
Mr Fadlallah demanded these unilateral measures be "immediately stopped" and called on authorities to "eliminate transgressions and return properties to their owners."
Mr Fadlallah demanded these unilateral measures be "immediately stopped" and called on authorities to "eliminate transgressions and return properties to their owners."
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