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Saturday, 10 November 2012

Zionist Entity Engaged in Lebanon Explosions: Report

Local Editor

10-11-2012

Israeli commandosThe Zionist entity had been engaged in several security operations in Lebanon in a bid to trigger chaos and internal strife in the country.

The Israeli Channel One, revealed that the Zionist Commando force, which was ambushed by Hezbollah fighters in the southern village of Ansariyyeh in 1997, were holding bombs that have the same technique of the bombs used by internal sides in Lebanon.

The report said the soldiers were to plant two bombs in the region in a bid to say that the blasts were as a part of Lebanese internal strife.

“Not using advanced bombs is due to the nature of the operation in Ansariyyeh. The technician unit in the (Israeli) army developed these bombs in a way that the explosion which would cause could be interpreted as a Lebanese internal conflict,” the Israeli reporter said in the report broadcast on Channel One.

For his part, the representative of Ansariyyeh soldiers’ kin said “there were specified things in relation with the issue of bombs which were held by the soldiers. I don’t want to get in analyses to keep the issue confidential.”

The report revealed information indicating that the splinters of Hezbollah’s bombs which hit the Israeli soldiers were like the splinters of the bombs held by the occupation troops themselves.
“The formula of the bomb shows it was non qualitative in which it threatens the soldiers who holds it. Splinters found in the corpses of the soldiers show that the bombs are not used by the Israeli army,” the reporter said citing the information.

“The source of these splinters may be the enemy‘s bombs (referring to Hezbollah), or the bombs which the Israeli soldiers had held with for military goals,” the Israeli reporter added.
Source: Al Manar TV
 
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