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--Supreme Court, Judge Aharon Barak, wrote in his ruling that, in his view, each case has to be carefully examined individually, and it has to be ensured that the risk to innocent bystanders is not excessive. The end does not always justify the means, Barak concluded--Hezbollah Puts Medium-Range Rockets Across Litani--Second Madrid Conference To Be Held --Italian Guards Leave Posts At Jewish, Israeli Institutions In Rome

--"If they didn't think what they were doing was important, then they wouldn't re-enlist," Maj. Gen. Richard Zilmer, commander of Multinational Force West, said.--Gulf Cooperation Council Mulls Dialogue With Iran--Iran Expands Nuke Enrichment Program

Over the past few weeks, the western media and even the Jewish media have mistranslated the term "hudna" to mean a "ceasefire." Muhammed made a hudna with a tribe of Jews back then to give him time to grow his forces, then broke the treaty and wiped them out. Although this treaty was violated within three years from the time that it was concluded, most jurists concur that the maximum period of peace with the enemy should not exceed ten years since it was originally agreed that the Hudaybia treaty should last ten years."