Isael will ignore the cease-fire.
Their apology - pockets of resistance:

> A top IDF official has said that the army will stop its offensive as
> soon as it is ordered to do so by the political leadership and later
> it will begin to retrace its steps to uncover any pockets of resistance
> that may remain in the area.

I think that one point was left out from the analysis.
That is my impression, that:
1. The IDF is no longer under 100% control of the government.
2. Individuals in the IDF seem to ignore orders from their leaders,
see the fire on the refugee-convoy yesterday or the attack on the
UNIFIL-post. I doubt, that these attacks were approved officially.


europe | 08.13.06 - 9:38 am | #