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• 1. Nancy | June 5th, 2007 at 1:43 am

  be careless???!!! even animals’ instincts alarm them in danger! Why do Lebanese insist on not admitting the truth??If we learn from the past, we would at least think twice of the consequences don’t you think?? getting scared,makes you think…

• 2. Othello | June 5th, 2007 at 7:32 am

  tol3it ma3azk chmeliyi o77 el “w2ird”…
  ala ye7mi hal watan ya man…wyb3ad 3ano wled el 7aram.
  Thanks for checking on me

• 3. N10452 | June 5th, 2007 at 9:05 am

  Well ya Nancy,
  We cant stayed worried forever, they want us to stay home and be scared all the time
  I learned to worry less and the more there are bombs the more i go out heh

  Plus if you are destined to die, you will whether in a bomb or on your way to work or on your desk (b3eed el char meet marra akeed)

• 4. Othello | June 5th, 2007 at 12:38 pm

  exactly…

  if you are going to go, you will go wether in a bomb blast or by choking on an applie pie dessert prepared by your mother in law…

  in such situations, my first thoughts are to my relatives…

• 5. Johnny.B | June 5th, 2007 at 2:49 pm

  Nancy, its not called careless, its called la 2a… iza bmout w birtei7 min kill hal araf :P:P face it someday we’re all gonna dine in hell on the sme table and when we finish we’ll go and catch satan and beat the hell out of him

• 6. paul | June 5th, 2007 at 7:06 pm

  I spoke up to now with 5 people,and all of them drove by the explosion from 2 till 4 minutes bevor the bang… + wala wa7ad minnoun sekin bilmanta2a!!!!!!
  I ask myself now : what those did make there?????

• 7. zahlelfers | June 5th, 2007 at 9:57 pm

  allah inaje zahle ba3edna el mantaka el masi7iye lwa7ide li ma akalna fiha bomb.
  3enna guys ma byestarjo, barke la nosloboun.
  7alna baka net3awad 3a 3alam wel wa7ad ma bi mout ella bi se3to

• 8. Mohammad | June 6th, 2007 at 3:42 pm

  Authorities Seize Truckload of Arms Coming From Syria, Discover Explosives Depot
  The Lebanese army seized a truckload of weapons coming from Syria intended for use in new battle fronts to ease pressure on Fatah al-Islam militants locked up in fierce fighting with army troops trying to crush the terrorists entrenched inside the Palestinian refugee camp of Nahr al-Bared.
  The daily An Nahar on Wednesday said Lebanese authorities also discovered a depot containing more than 200 kilograms of explosives in house raids on suspected Fatah al-Islam militants in the northern Akkar province.

  Meanwhile, Lebanese troops maintained their siege of Nahr al-Bared for a 17th day, fighting on-again off-again gunbattles with militants on Wednesday.

  Security officials told the Associated Press the arms belonged to Hizbullah.

  They said the shipment of Grad rockets and ammunition for automatic rifles and machine guns was seized late Tuesday at a random army checkpoint at Douriss near Baalbek, a Hizbullah stronghold in east Lebanon’s Bekaa valley.

  Six Hizbullah members in the truck were let go but the confiscated weapons were taken to the nearby Ablah army barracks, the officials said.

  There was no immediate comment from Hizbullah on the weapons’ seizure.

  An Nahar said the truck driver, who was not identified, was arrested.

  It quoted witnesses on the scene as saying that the driver tried to turn away from the checkpoint after he was taken by surprise, but that military vehicles intercepted the truck and arrested the motorist.

  Under a U.N. Security Council resolution that halted last summer’s fighting between Israel and Hizbullah, any transfer of weapons to groups other than the government is illegal.

  The shipment’s destination was not known. But An Nahar said the arms cache was planned for use in warfronts to be opened elsewhere in Palestinian refugee camps after attempts to start a warfront at the southern refugee camp of Ain al-Hilweh failed.

  Islamic militants in Ain al-Hilweh clashed with Lebanese troops on Sunday in an attempt to ease the military pressure on allied Fatah al-Islam guerrillas.

  But Palestinian factions swiftly met and formed a joint disengagement force to quell the Ain al-Hilweh battles.

  Back to the explosives depot, An Nahar said the army and police carried out house raids after nightfall Tuesday on the villages of Ayyat and al-Borj in the al-Joumah area in Akkar.

  It said the explosives were found at the house of a suspected Fatah al-Islam militant detained four days ago.(Naharnet-AP)

  Beirut, 06 Jun 07, 08:11

  http://www.naharnet.com/domino/tn/NewsDesk.nsf/getstory?openform&1DCFF511808CEC42C22572F20021CB6F

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