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7:35 AM ET, July 23, 2006

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Steven Erlanger / New York Times:
Troops Ready, but Israel Bets on Air Power  —  JERUSALEM, July 22 — On Israeli intelligence maps of southern Lebanon, the stronghold of the Hezbollah militia, there are numerals in circles that overlap many villages.  One is marked "8," others "7" or fewer.
Discussion: Counterterrorism Blog
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Aron Heller / Associated Press:
Israel Hastily Musters Its Citizen Army  —  Roy Bass emerged from the Mediterranean waves at noon Friday for a Popsicle break when, surfboard in hand, he heard his cell phone ringing on the beach.  It was a recorded message: "An emergency draft has been activated."
Matthew Kalman / San Francisco Chronicle:
Israel set war plan more than a year ago  —  Strategy was put in motion as Hezbollah began gaining military strength in Lebanon  —  (07-21) 04:00 PDT Jerusalem — Israel's military response by air, land and sea to what it considered a provocation last week by Hezbollah militants …
Kevin Drum / Political Animal:
HEZBOLLAH'S PLAN....Why did Hezbollah conduct the cross-border raid last week that resulted in the capture of two Israeli soldiers?  What did Hezbollah's leader, Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, think he was going to accomplish?  I've read quite a few variations on the explanation offered here by Adam Shatz:
Discussion: The Left Coaster and Marc Cooper
CNN:
Israeli military seizes Lebanese town  —  Attacks rain down from both sides of border  —  AVIVIM, Israel (CNN) — Denying that it plans a full-scale ground invasion, the Israeli military entered the southern Lebanese village of Maroun al-Ras on Saturday to establish its "first foothold" …
Hamza Hendawi / Associated Press:
For Hezbollah, survival may mean victory  —  BEIRUT, Lebanon - Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah acknowledges that Israeli troops can sweep across south Lebanon.  But if he and his militants can survive and keep fighting, he will cement his image as the unlikely new hero of Arab nationalism.
Robin Wright / Washington Post:
Israel Will Accept a Disarmed Hezbollah  —  Envoy Talks of Future As a 'Political Group'  —  The United States, Israel, the United Nations and the European Union have reluctantly concluded that despite punishing military attacks, Hezbollah is likely to survive as a political player in Lebanon …
Ynetnews:
IDF to residents of Southern Lebanon: Leave today  —  (VIDEO) In message to 13 southern Lebanon towns, broadcast by Arab radio stations, residents informed their lives in danger, told to move north of Litani river.  CO Galilee Division: We'll expand operations if we must  —  Hanan Greenberg
Media Matters for America:   Fox News: "Are Saddam Hussein's WMDs Now in Hezbollah's Hands?"
Aljazeera:
Rice sees bombs as birth pangs
Discussion: rubber hose
Lenin / LENIN'S TOMB:
Israel kills more in Lebanon: media blackout protests.
Discussion: Harry's Place
Megan Stack / Los Angeles Times:
As Toll Rises, Lebanese Resort to Mass Graves
Discussion: Informed Comment
Sharon Roffe-Ofir / Ynetnews:
Israel building prison for Lebanese captives
Warren Hoge / New York Times:
Bolton's Ways Foil Goals, Envoys Say  —  UNITED NATIONS, July 22 — In recent months, as one international crisis followed another, John R. Bolton has fulfilled the role of the United Nations' most influential ambassador at full strength, firmly articulating the position of the United States …
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Avi Issacharoff / Haaretz:
Fatah: Hamas ready to accept deal on ceasefire, release of Shalit  —  Senior Fatah sources in Gaza said on Saturday that Hamas is ready to accept a deal that involves freeing abducted Israel Defense Forces soldier Gilad Shalit, a joint cease-fire and an end to IDF actions in the Gaza Strip.
Jason Lewis / Daily Mail:
Outcry as border guards seize British 'dirty bomb' lorry heading for Iran  —  Border guards seized a British lorry on its way to make a delivery to the Iranian military - after discovering it was packed with radioactive material that could be used to build a dirty bomb.
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Official DNC Release On the Calendar  —  DEAN ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY PROCESS RECOMMENDATIONS  —  Washington, DC - Today, the Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee voted to add two states to the presidential primary calendar: Nevada will hold a caucus and South Carolina …
Discussion: MyDD and The RCP Blog
Patrick Cockburn / Independent:
America's domestic policy vs America's foreign policy  —  This week, George Bush used his presidential veto to block a bill on stem cell research, saying he couldn't support the 'taking of innocent human life'.  In Iraq, six civilians are killed by a US air strike, while casualties in Lebanon and Israel mount.
Juan / Informed Comment:
Israel hits Christian Television in Christian North Lebanon, Kills TV Man  —  Hizbullah rocket launchers are in the far south of Lebanon and Hizbullah is a Shiite organization.  —  Note that in a national emergency when 500,000 persons have been rendered homeless and the number is growing …
Discussion: Hit and Run and Needlenose
CBS News:
Buckley: Bush Not A True Conservative  —  In Exclusive Interview, Buckley Criticizes President For Interventionist Policies  —  (CBS) President Bush ran for office as a "compassionate conservative."  And he continues to nurture his conservative base — even issuing his first veto this week against embryonic stem cell research.
Discussion: Eschaton and NewsBusters.org
Woody Baird / Associated Press:
8 grocery employees stabbed in Tennessee  —  MEMPHIS, Tenn. —A knife-wielding grocery store employee attacked eight co-workers Friday, seriously injuring five before a witness pulled a gun and stopped him, police said.  —  Elartrice Ingram, 21, was charged with nine counts of attempted first-degree murder, police said.
Discussion: Argghhh! and Blogs for Bush
Rusty Shackleford / WorldNetDaily:
Why my website was banned in India  —  Two days after the Mumbai bombings last week that killed more than 180, the government of India issued a directive banning 17 websites.  These websites were singled out because, according to the Indian government, they might incite religious violence.
 
 
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