Israel warns Lebanon, Syria not to allow attacks

Israel's Defence Minister Yaalon speaks with Prime Minister Netanyahu during a session of the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, in Jerusalem

Israel warned Lebanon and Syria on Friday not to allow any attacks on Israel from their soil, hoping to avoid reprisals for an Israeli air strike in Syria that killed an Iranian general and senior Hezbollah fighters.
 
"Israel will see the governments, regimes and organizations beyond its northern border as responsible for what emanates from their territory," Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon said in a statement. "(Israel) will exact a price for any harm inflicted on Israeli sovereignty, civilians and soldiers."

Fears of retaliation by Lebanon's Hezbollah or other groups have risen since Sunday's attack, prompting Israel to move troops and equipments towards its northern borders with Lebanon and Syria.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

No change in Constitution referendum schedule, says Attorney General Masaju

Image
Attorney General George Masaju has said the referendum on the Proposed Constitution will be held on April 30, as planned.   According to the AG, civic education on the proposed constitution and campaigns will go together since opinion polls don’t restrict the two to be jointly held.   Masaju said this when briefing journalists soon after his meeting with editors of various media outlets in Dar es Salaam yesterday.    He said the registration exercise has already started and is progressing well. He noted that the government considers the referendum as an importance matter, insisting that copies of the proposed constitution have started being distributed.   Masaju elaborated that the government will ensure that a good number of copies is printed to facilitate smooth campaigns as public will be able to read the documents and make decisions.   “You should trust the government, the time set for all these things is enough,” he said a...
Read more

Lil wyne said "I AM WILLING TO STAY ON CASH MONEY ONLY IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT"

Image
  Lil Wayne will stay with Cash Money and Birdman IF they ante up the money he's owed ... in fact, we're told if Cash Money antes up, Wayne has no choice but to stay. Sources involved in the case tell our media ... Wayne feels Birdman's decision to avoid paying him is nothing more than a power play. media broke the story that Wayne is suing, and a central claim is that Birdman has consistently stiffed him over the last year. There are 2 payments that have irked Wayne -- he says he was owed $8 million when he went into the studio to record "Tha Carter V" in December 2013, and another $2 mil when he completed the album last month.   We're told the hope is that Universal -- which distributes Cash Money records -- will step in and earmark the $10 mil for Wayne. And we're told Universal is already putting pressure on Cash Money to settle. If Cash Money pays Wayne the $10 mil, it would essentially eliminate any breach of contract. That means Wayne ...
Read more

Top 15 Best Bachelor’s Degree Scholarships for International Students

Image
  Although there are more of Masters scholarships for international students that are being offered, there are a significant number of international scholarships for undergraduate degrees to be found.  Major universities have scholarship programs in place for incoming international undergraduate student   ICSP Tuition Scholarships at University of Oregon  (USA) International students who demonstrate financial need and exceptional merit may apply for the International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) at the University of Oregon. Selected ICSP students receive a tuition-waiver scholarship ranging from $9,000 – $27,000. Clark University Global Scholars Program  (USA) Clark University offers the Global Scholars Program which are open to High school students who are NOT permanent residents or citizens of the United States, as well as U.S. citizens/permanent residents who reside overseas and will complete their entire secondary school education ou...
Read more