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==24 July 2006 (Monday)== |
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* [[2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict]]: |
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** [[Hezbollah]] leader [[Hassan Nasrallah]] announces in an interview with [[Al-Jazeera]] that he discussed the abduction of the two Israeli soldiers with Lebanese political leaders before the attack occurred. [http://memri.org/bin/latestnews.cgi?ID=SD121106 (Memri)] |
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**[[Iran]]'s [[President of Iran|President]], [[Mahmoud Ahmadinejad]], warns [[Israel]] over its actions in Lebanon. [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5208052.stm (BBC)] |
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* [[Iraq War]]: |
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** [[Saddam Hussein]], 69, the deposed former [[Iraq]]i President, has been force-fed in a [[Baghdad]] hospital through a tube after 16 days of [[hunger strike]]. [http://today.reuters.com/business/newsarticle.aspx?type=tnBusinessNews&storyID=nMAC322880&imageid=2006-07-23T102325Z_01_BAG20_RTRIDSP_2_IRAQ.jpg&cap=Wounded%20Iraqi%20children,%20victims%20of%20a%20car%20bomb%20attack%20rest%20in%20their%20beds%20in%20a%20hospital%20in%20Baghdad's%20Sadr%20City%20July%2023,%202006.%20REUTERS/Kareem%20Raheem%20%20(IRAQ) (Reuters)], [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/5207874.stm (BBC)] |
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** Two powerful bombs in Baghdad's Sadr City neighborhood kill at least 66. [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/23/AR2006072300778.html (Washington Post)] |
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==23 July 2006 (Sunday)== |
==23 July 2006 (Sunday)== |
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* [[2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict]]: |
* [[2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict]]: |
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23 July 2006 (Sunday)
- 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict:
- The UN's Jan Egeland has condemned the devastation caused by Israeli air strikes in Beirut, saying it is a violation of humanitarian law.(BBC NEWS)
- Two Israeli civilians are killed by Hezbollah rocket attacks on Haifa. More than 2200 rockets have been fired at Israeli cities since the beginning of the conflict, killing 17 Israelis, all of them civilians. 20 Israeli soldiers were killed in other incidents. About 300 Lebanese, most of them civilians, have been killed by Israeli forces. (Ynet), (Haaretz), (People's Daily Online)
- Israel and the United States governments say they would accept NATO forces deployed along the Lebanese/Israeli border.(Gulfnews), (Reuters)
- Ariel Sharon's condition worsens. (BBC)
22 July 2006 (Saturday)
- 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict:
- The European Union sends experts to Cyprus to help coordinate provision of emergency humanitarian aid to Lebanon. (Reuters)
- Israel has carried out air strikes and small-scale incursions into Lebanon, as troops and tanks gather on the border.(BBC NEWS)
- Thousands of people across the UK demonstrate against Israeli attacks on Lebanon. (BBC News)
- Israel has massed soldiers and tanks on the border with Lebanon and called up thousands of reserve troops, in a possible prelude to a ground offensive. (BBC News)
- The New York Times reports that the United States is speeding up a delivery of precision-guided bombs to Israel. Israel apparently requested the weapons to use against targets in Lebanon. (New York Times)(BBC NEWS)
21 July 2006 (Friday)
- 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict:
- Israel moves thousands of troops to the Lebanese border including reserves to deal with fierce fighting. (UPI)
- Israel is continuing its Lebanon military offensive, with war planes bombing more than 40 targets, mainly in southern parts of Beirut, on Friday. (BBC NEWS)
- United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will outline a plan for a diplomatic solution to the crisis and will tour the area next week. (Boston Globe)
- The UN-led call for a ceasefire is blocked by the United States, UK and Israel. (The Star), (News24), (Reuters), (ABCnews), (The Independent).
20 July 2006 (Thursday)
- 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict:
- Hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah militants in Lebanon must stop immediately, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has said.(BBC NEWS)
- Two Israeli Apache helicopters collide, leaving five injured. A pilot has reportedly died. (National Nine News)
- Iran states that it is determined to produce nuclear fuel on its territory. It will respond officially to a Western incentive package on August 22, 2006.
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Subjects of criticism
Syrian displaced and refugees
Treatment of citizens
Sectarianism
Imprisonments
Lack of Democracy
Civil War and stagnated peace process
Military practices
Criticism at the United Nations
Analogies
Responses to criticism
See also
References
Category:Syrian Civil War
Syrian foreign policy
Category:Human rights in Syria
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