Hezbollah refuses to discuss arms at Lebanon defence summit (EARTHtimes.org)
Beirut - Lebanon's rival political parties on Tuesday held a national dialogue to discuss defence strategy for the country - in the presence of Hezbollah representatives who refused to discuss their own movement's arms. Hezbollah, which has backing...
Hezbollah disarmament not for discussion: minister (AFP via Yahoo! News)
A Hezbollah minister said on Sunday that disarming his Shiite militant group was not "a subject for discussion," two days before Lebanon's national dialogue on defence strategy is due to resume.
Lebanon's defence strategy much ado about nothing: analysts (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Talks between Lebanon's rival political parties focused on Hezbollah's weapons have little chance of succeeding given the vested interest of key regional players like Iran and Syria, analysts say.
Lebanon's rival groups resume national dialogue (AP via Yahoo! News)
Lebanon's political factions held a new round of national talks Tuesday, but Hezbollah made clear beforehand that its own arsenal was not up for discussion.
Hezbollah disarmament not for discussion (Middle East Online)
Minister: Lebanon's national dialogue on defence strategy will not address Hezbollah arms.
Lebanon's rival groups resume national dialogue (AP via Yahoo! News)
Lebanon's rival political groups have resumed national reconciliation talks and Hezbollah's weapons are a main topic on the agenda.
Targeting Iran's tunnel builders (UPI)
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, March 9 (UPI) -- Iran and its proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas, are all building underground tunnel and bunker systems for their war against Israel.
Targeting Iran's tunnel builders (Space War)
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UPI) Mar 9, 2009 - Iran and its proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas, are building underground tunnel and bunker systems for their war against Israel.
News Middle East (Aljazeera)
Lebanon's rival political parties have adjourned talks on Hezbollah's weapons to April 15. Tuesday's national defence strategy talks, which were launched in 2006, have repeatedly been adjourned because of the successive political crises that have shaken Lebanon.
American Funnyman in Israel’s Army (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)
The first thing you need to know about Joel Chasnoff’s “The 188th Crybaby Brigade: A Skinny Jewish Kid From Chicago Fights Hezbollah” (Free Press, $25) is that it’s laugh-out-loud funny.