Kfar Giladi

• Mideast Fight Rages On: ; Attacks Intensify Before U.N. Cease-Fire Vote

KFAR GILADI, Israel - A defiant Hezbollah pounded northern Israel with rockets Sunday after rejecting a U.S.-French truce proposal, killing at least 15 people. Israel also struck hard, killing at least 14 in Lebanon as both sides tried to take advantage of the days before a U.N. resolution is put to a vote. In the deadliest attack on Israelis in this war, a rocket landed Sunday among reservists near the entrance to the communal farm of Kfar Giladi on the Lebanese border. It killed 12 soldiers heading for battle in Lebanon and wounded five, hospital officials said.

• Charleston Gazette
• August 08, 2006

• Hypocrisy and the Clamor Against Hizbullah

First, let us get my argument straight. I have not claimed that Hizbullah targets only military sites or that it never aims at civilians. According to the Israeli army, more than 3,300 rockets have hit Israel over the past four weeks. How can I know, or even claim to know, where all those rockets have landed, or know what the Hizbullah operatives who fired each rocket intended to hit? I have never made such claims. What I have argued instead is twofold. First, we cannot easily know what Hizbullah is trying to hit because Israel has located most of its army camps, weapons factories and military installations near or inside civilian communities. If a Hizbullah rocket slams into an Israeli town with a weapons factory, should we count that as an attack on civilians or on a military site? Th...

... the 12 soldiers who were killed on Sunday in Kfar Giladi by a Hizbullah rocket were, under Egeland's...

• Arab American News, The
• August 11, 2009

• Israel Strikes Qana After Rocket Barrage

KFAR GILADI, Israel - Hezbollah guerrillas unleashed their deadliest rocket attack on northern Israel on Sunday, killing 12 reserve soldiers with a single missile at this kibbutz and killing at least three people...

• Chicago Defender
• August 11, 2009

• Hezbollah Rockets Kill 15; Militants and the Israelis Step Up Attacks Ahead of U.N. Resolution Vote

KFAR GILADI, Israel (AP) - A defiant Hezbollah pounded northern Israel with rockets Sunday after rejecting a U.S.-French truce proposal, killing at least 15 people. Israel also struck hard, killing 14 in Lebanon as both sides tried to take advantage of the days before a U.N. resolution is put to a vote. In the deadliest attack in the four-week-old conflict, a rocket landed Sunday among reservists near the entrance to the communal farm of Kfar Giladi on the Lebanese border. It killed 12 soldiers heading for battle in Lebanon and wounded five, hospital officials said.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• August 09, 2006

• Hezbollah Rockets Take Worst Toll yet ; Israel Strikes Back Hard in Run-Up to U.N. Vote

KFAR GILADI, Israel A defiant Hezbollah pounded northern Israel with rockets Sunday after rejecting a U.S.-French truce proposal, killing at least 15 people. Israel also struck hard, killing at least 14 in Lebanon as both sides tried to take advantage of the days before a U.N. resolution is put to a vote. In the deadliest attack on Israelis in this war, a rocket landed Sunday among reservists near the entrance to the communal farm of Kfar Giladi on the Lebanese border. It killed 12 soldiers heading for battle in Lebanon and wounded five, hospital officials said.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• August 07, 2006

• Both Sides Draw More Blood; Hezbollah Rockets Leave 15 Dead; 14 Perish Due to Israel's Offensive

KFAR GILADI, Israel A defiant Hezbollah pounded northern Israel with rockets Sunday after rejecting a U.S.-French truce proposal, killing at least 15 people. Israel also struck hard, killing at least 14 in Lebanon as both sides tried to take advantage of the days before a U.N. resolution is put to a vote. In the deadliest attack on Israelis in this war, a rocket landed Sunday among reservists near the entrance to the communal farm of Kfar Giladi on the Lebanese border. It killed 12 soldiers heading for battle in Lebanon and wounded five, hospital officials said.

• The Columbian
• August 08, 2006

• Pending Cease-Fire Hasn't Dulled Threat

KFAR GILADI, Israel - While the United Nations Security Council approved a cease-fire for the monthlong war between Israel and Hezbollah, fighting along the border Saturday made the diplomacy seem distant. Eado, a 31-year-old Israeli army major, said he was at a conference in Seattle last week when he heard 12 reservists were killed here. He returned home days ago, joining an artillery unit firing 155-mm shells into Lebanon.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• August 13, 2006

• Rockets Barrage Israel

KFAR GILADI, Israel -- The deadliest barrage of Hezbollah rocket attacks in nearly a month of fighting hit northern Israel on Sunday, killing 12 army reservists resting near the Lebanon border and three civilians in a dusk attack on the port of Haifa. In Lebanon, Israeli airstrikes killed at least 16 people, according to Lebanese officials, and the damage from Israeli bombs on Lebanon's already shattered road network increasingly cut off sections of the country from each other.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• August 07, 2006

• Cease-Fire Effort Fails to Dampen Violence

In the deadliest attack on Israelis in this war, a rocket landed among reservists Sunday near the entrance to the communal farm of Kfar Giladi on the Lebanese border. It killed 12 soldiers heading for battle in Lebanon and wounded five, hospital officials said. Hezbollah rockets also hit Haifa, Israel's third-largest city, killing three civilians and wounding dozens. Flames shot from damaged homes as firefighters tried to rescue panicked residents.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• August 10, 2006

• Dan Gillerman Delivers Remarks to the U.N. Security Council

..., Nahariya and Hadera, Kiryat Shmona and Kfar Giladi, Karmiel (inaudible) and the holy cities of...

• Political Transcript Wire
• August 11, 2009