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so yesterday, there was huge pressure that haslett was joining.om syria as well, maybe within the next few days. these are the retaliations. it's very important to understand what this is heading, and i hope that the israeli government goes with the international community and will sign a very clear message for these radical terrorist organizations that this is going against our values. that this is not a campaign against israel, and they're not going to tolerate it. neither us, nor the western allies. >> hezbollah has said if israel moves ground troops into gaza, and this is a quote, if israel moves ground troops into gaza, they will meet all of our forces in the north. what are the security challenges that israel has if it's trying to focus its attention on the southern border, and dealing with hamas down there, if hezbollah says that they're going to meet and put all of their exerted forces on the northern border of israel? >> i think the big question is that if we don't have a ground attack, they won't do anything. [inaudible] so, i think this

so, these are questions a lot of folks here want to know, because they are really worried that haslette massively destructive war, after the one in 2006 really, nearly brought lebanon to its knees. but, i am also seeing right here, some real live action behind me. not just on video, we are seeing over the, stretch this is where the israeli border. is and we have been hearing and actually feeling, as i told you in the last hour, some of the concussive blasts that we have been getting from incoming and outgoing fire, the trading a fire between hezbollah and the israelis. now, this is very troubling. we've been seeing this for the past three weeks, we have been hearing from our position here in lebanon. but we have also been hearing this increase in tempo, and velocity. just today early, we really saw what looked like some of the biggest volleys we have seen. i'm not going to say it was the most violent day that we have seen so far. but, there was also unifil, which is the u.n. force on the border. they said that one of their personnel went a blast, when a projectile landed around in ther