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9:00 AM ET, August 12, 2006

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Jerusalem Post:
US, France agree on cease-fire draft; UNSC vote at 1 am  —  France and the United States reached a deal Friday on a final draft resolution that would authorize the deployment of 15,000 UN peacekeepers in south Lebanon to support a Lebanese force as it takes control of the region and Israel withdraws.
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Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
The Mixed Bag Cease Fire  —  It appears that Ehud Olmert has accepted in principle the cease-fire proposal offered by the US and France, who apparently recovered somewhat from the swoon it experienced over Arab criticism of the original proposal.  The UN Security Council meets shortly to debate …
Washington Post:
Peace Resolution for Lebanon Unanimously Approved at U.N.  —  Council Calls for Israeli Withdrawal, International Force  —  The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a resolution Friday that calls for a halt to the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah and authorizes the deployment …
Warren Hoge / New York Times:
Resolution to Halt Fighting in Lebanon Is Unanimously Approved  —  The Security Council passed a resolution Friday calling for a halt in the fighting in Lebanon, the deployment of Lebanese and United Nations forces in southern Lebanon, and the withdrawal "in parallel" by Israel.
Deacon / Power Line:
THE AMATEUR HOUR CONTINUES  —  The Jerusalem Post reports that the U.S. and our partner the French have agreed upon a cease fire resolution.  From what I can tell, the resolution is a bad joke.  Apparently, the same U.N. clown force that has been doing nothing in south Lebanon will be deployed.
Karin Laub / Associated Press:
Israeli PM has accepted cease-fire deal
Brij Khindaria / The Moderate Voice:   The Lebanon resolution provides a breathing space
Kathy Gannon / Associated Press:
'Green Helmet' helps rescue the wounded  —  TYRE, Lebanon - After hours of digging in the blistering heat, Salam Daher emerged from the wreckage with the body of a 9-month-old baby, a blue pacifier still pinned to its nightshirt.  —  He held the infant up and, click, an Associated Press …
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Little Green Footballs:
AP Stands Behind Green Helmet Guy  —  The Associated Press identifies "Green Helmet Guy:" 'Green Helmet' helps rescue the wounded.  (Hat tip: Bubbaman.)  —  They want us to know that Salam Daher would never be involved in such a thing as propaganda for Hizballah. … And an interesting admission here.
Discussion: EU Referendum and Hot Air
un.org:
New York, 11 August 2006 - Secretary-General's statement to the Security Council on the adoption of a resolution on Lebanon  —  I welcome wholeheartedly the resolution you are about to adopt, and I am greatly relieved that it provides for a full and immediate cessation of hostilities.
Discussion: Redstate
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Ari Shavit / Haaretz:
It's time for truth, not spin
Discussion: Needlenose
Billmon / Whiskey Bar:   Kabuki Offensive  —  This is like a scene from a bar fight …
Los Angeles Times:
The West 100  —  Our list of the most powerful people in Southern California  —  1. Donald Bren  —  Chairman, Irvine Co.; 74, Newport Beach  —  Simply put, Orange County looks like Orange County—much of it uniformly manicured and catering to the high life and high tech—because of the influence of one man.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and LA Observed
Sarah Kapis / WBOY-TV 12 News Featured Content:
Local Links to Terrorist Arrests  —  The Washington County Sheriffs Department in Ohio has arrested two men for their involvement in what police say could be aiding terrorists, and one man linked to them could have been doing the same in Taylor County.  —  This is a story you'll read about Only on 12 News.
Peter Baker / Washington Post:
Increasingly, Bush Escapes the Media Pack  —  GREEN BAY, Wis. — On one of the scariest days yet in the five-year battle with terrorists, President Bush prepared to make a speech to reassure the American people.  But the White House press corps was 1,000 miles away in Texas.
Discussion: Blue Crab Boulevard
Andrew Gimson / Telegraph:
Americans will die for liberty  —  As we took off from London for New York a few days ago, our three over-excited children asked if there was any chance of the plane being blown up.  I explained that the likelihood of that happening was virtually zero, and wondered how we were going to maintain …
Discussion: Althouse
Associated Press:
Lamont aide to apologize for comment  —  WATERBURY, Conn. - Democrat Ned Lamont's campaign manager said he would apologize to the mayor of Waterbury for describing the city that backed his opponent, Sen. Joe Lieberman, as a place "where the forces of slime meet the forces of evil."
Julie Burchill / Haaretz:
Bleeding-heart ignoramuses  —  A few weeks back it was my birthday, and my equally non-Jewish journalist friend Chas Newkey-Burden took his life in his hands and presented me with a cuddly toy.  Now, normally I feel that people who bother with cuddly toys over the age of eight are either mad …
Discussion: Samizdata.net
 
 
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