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Tuesday, May 30. 2006

Noteworthy Headlines

Suspected Collaborators Executed by Palestinians

Hezbollah Becomes Strategic Threat; Rockets Can Strike Tel Aviv

"Sunday?s rocket strike at a military base near Tzefat was the deepest a rocket fired from southern Lebanon has ever penetrated Israel.

Those weapons ... are now able to strike virtually everywhere in Israel from the Galilee to the northern Negev.

With such range, a border skirmish with Hezbollah could potentially prompt an attack on Tel Aviv, or any location in Israel?s densely populated, industrial heartland."

Peretz: Gaza Raids Against Qassam Fire Will Continue

IDF Kills 7 Palestinians in Clashes

Our World: Abbas's Newest Big Lie, by Caroline Glick

It is true that the document speaks specifically of Israel's retreat from Judea and Samaria as well as Jerusalem. Yet led by convicted mass murderer, Fatah head and darling of the Israeli Left, Marwan Barghouti, the terrorists reiterated the "liberation of the land," that is, all of Israel, as their real objective.

Ahmadinejad to Germans: Stop Being Losers

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