הלבנונים מודאגים מהכללתם ברשימת בידוק מוגבר ע"י רשויות הבטחון והתעופה בארה"ב בהיותם מדינה מעורבת בטרור.

Lebanese Passengers Among Citizens of 14 Nations to Face Tougher Checks on U.S.-bound Flights U.S. government officials have reportedly said that Lebanon is among 14 "terror linked" nations whose citizens will undergo mandatory enhanced screening at U.S. airports. U.S. officials Sunday toughened security measures for all U.S.-bound airline passengers, and warned those traveling from or via the 14 "state sponsors of terrorism" and "countries of interest" will undergo the screening. The new measures came in the wake of the botched Christmas Day bombing of a Northwest Airlines plane heading from Amsterdam to Detroit which has forced many airports and airlines to boost already tight security. All passengers flying into the United States from abroad will be subject to random screening or so-called "threat-based" screens, the Transport Security Administration (TSA) said in a statement. But it further mandated that "every individual flying into the U.S. from anywhere in the world traveling from or through nations that are state sponsors of terrorism or other countries of interest will be required to go through enhanced screening." The tough rules go into effect from midnight Sunday (0500 GMT Monday) and follow the failed plane attack blamed on a 23-year-old Nigerian who had recently traveled to Yemen to train with al-Qaida. Suspect Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab reportedly boarded the flight at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport after flying in from Lagos, Nigeria. Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria are currently the only four countries designated state sponsors of terrorism by the State Department. But a senior administration official told Agence France Presse the mandatory stringent measures, which would include pat-downs and enhanced screening, would apply to all passengers traveling from or via a total of 14 countries, including Afghanistan, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen. He refused to reveal the remaining four nations on the list but The New York Times and Washington Post quoted government officials naming them as Algeria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Iraq. "Passengers holding passports from those nations, or taking flights that originated or passed through any of them, will be required to undergo full-body pat downs and will face extra scrutiny of their carry-on bags before they can board planes to the United States," The New York Times said. Before the incident took place on Christmas Day, a U.S. Transportation Security Administration document had already said individuals from several countries, inducing Lebanon, should be given additional screening.(AFP-Naharnet) Beirut, 04 Jan 10, 09:22

רשימת הניבחרת המלאה:

אלג'יר,אפגניסטן,עירק,לבנון,לוב ,ניגריה,פקיסטן,סעודיה,סומליה,תימן ,קובה ,סודן ,אירן וסוריה.

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RPG וצרורות בהתכתשות בין הפת"ח לפעילי נור אל שמס בעין אל חילווה בלבנון.

Fatah, Jund Al-Sham Clash in Ain Al-Hilweh, 1 Wounded Armed clashes erupted Saturday in the southern Palestinian refugee camp of Ain al-Hilweh between fighters from the mainstream Fatah Movement and Jund al-Sham Islamist militants, leaving one person wounded. Machineguns and rocket-propelled grenades were used in the clashes. After around half an hour of clashes, the joint security committee intervened to stop the fighting as contacts managed to put an end to the clashes amid a state of tension that prevailed in the camp with the remaining of rival fighters in the streets. Mounir Maqdah, who commands the main Palestinian police force in Ain al-Hilweh, said the clash was contained after a meeting for the camp's security committee, saying that the clash erupted when Jund al-Sham members fired at a Fatah bureau in the camp. Beirut, 02 Jan 10, 16:35

על רקע תקרית אחרת בראשדייה אומר מפקד פת"ח המקומי:
לא נאפשר לפעילים קיצונים (הג'יהאד העולמי) להתבסס במחנה בעיקר מעירק.

Percussion Bomb Near Fatah HQ in Rashidiyeh Unknown assailants threw a percussion bomb at dawn Monday near the Fatah headquarters in the Palestinian refugee camp of Rashidiyeh. No casualties or damage were reported. Fatah commander in Lebanon Sultan Abul Aynein said the bomb was found near the headquarters of the Fatah movement in the camp. He said the assailants threw the bomb after a family feud. On Sunday, Abul Aynein accused external parties of seeking to "export" fundamentalists to refugee camps across Lebanon. "We have taken measures to prevent al-Qaida from infiltrating Palestinian refugee camps after we received information that external parties were seeking to export extremists, particularly from Iraq," Abul Aynein said in an interview with AFP. Beirut, 04 Jan 10, 15:01

"על שרי החיזבאללה לציית להחלטות הממשלה או להתפטר"
הדברים נאמרים על רקע ארוע הפיצוץ במפקדת החמאס בדאחיה.
הענקת החסות של חיזבאללה לחמאס מפרה את הסמכות הלבנונית וגם הפלסטינית.

Kataeb: Hezbollah ministers must commit to government or resign January 4, 2010 Print Save as PDF Email Following a weekly meeting on Monday, the Kataeb Party’s political bureau issued a statement calling for Hezbollah’s ministers to either commit to the government’s decisions or resign from the cabinet since, according to the Kataeb, Hezbollah provided Hamas, “which falls outside the legitimacy of the Palestinian authority, with an office within its security zone, thereby challenging both Lebanese and Palestinian legitimacies.” Kataeb called for the cabinet to question Hezbollah’s ministers and their allies on the political and security violation which took place in Haret Hreik last week near the Hamas office, leaving three dead. The statement said that such violations would not have occurred if the Lebanese authorities have continued to implement UN Security Council Resolutions 1559 and 1701 and decisions related to the Palestinian arms inside and outside the Palestinian refugee camps. Kataeb urged the state to launch a “serious and binding” national dialogue to restrict the decisions of war, peace and negotiation to the Lebanese government. The statement also called for the government to ask the Iranian embassy in Lebanon for an explanation of Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Saeed Jalili’s reported statement that Hezbollah and Hamas should launch “limited operations” against the Israeli army in retaliation to an attack against Iran’s nuclear facilities. Kataeb commented on the administrative appointments, calling for all concerned parties to respect competencies and national balance within the multi-sectarian and political framework and keep personal interests out of the process. The statement said that the party considers Speaker Nabih Berri’s proposal—for forming a judicial committee to filter the names of administrative appointees before transferring them to the cabinet—as positive. -NOW Lebano

סוכנות הידיעות הלבנונית:

צה"ל ירה לתוך הצד הלבנוני בחוות שבעה כעשר דקות (סריקה רטובה) בשיתוף עם מל"ט ששהה באוויר.

IDF opens fire inside Shebaa Farms January 4, 2010 Print Save as PDF Email The National News Agency reported on Monday that the Israeli army fired random machine-gun shots in the Al-Alam and Al-Sammaqa areas inside the Shebaa Farms for ten minutes, while a drone aircraft flew above the area. The agency added that a bulldozer was observed setting up earthworks next to an observation post that the Israeli army previously built inside the occupied part of Al-Abbasiyeh village. Intensified Israeli patrols were also seen along the western side of Ghajar Village and the eastern Jabal al-Sheikh heights. -NOW Lebanon

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