Monthly Archives: December 2006

--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

--The Iraqi commanders are concerned about their own capabilities," Maj. Gen. Carter Ham, commander of 1st Infantry Division, said. "They're concerned about whether or not they will be fully supported by their government."--U.S. Bolsters Naval Presence In Gulf--U.S. Military ApprovesAid To Egypt--Egypt: American Part Of Al-Qaida Network--Turkey IDs Al-Qaida Network Leader--Al-Qaida Sends Agents Into Lebanon--Kuwait Signs Intel Sharing Accord With Nato--GCC Wants To Match Iran's Nuke Program