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[Telegraph-UK] David Blair - Sheikh Nabil Kaouk, who leads Hizbullah's forces on Lebanon's border with Israel, said Hizbullah was far stronger now than when it fought the Israeli army in 2006. Hizbullah has tripled its arsenal in the last two years - from 10,000 missiles to about 30,000. These new weapons have longer ranges and heavier warheads. They include the Zelzal missile, which could strike as far south as Tel Aviv, and the C802 anti-shipping missile, capable of sinking Israeli warships. 2008-08-04 01:00:00Full Article
Hizbullah Stronger than Before and Ready to Strike Israel
[Telegraph-UK] David Blair - Sheikh Nabil Kaouk, who leads Hizbullah's forces on Lebanon's border with Israel, said Hizbullah was far stronger now than when it fought the Israeli army in 2006. Hizbullah has tripled its arsenal in the last two years - from 10,000 missiles to about 30,000. These new weapons have longer ranges and heavier warheads. They include the Zelzal missile, which could strike as far south as Tel Aviv, and the C802 anti-shipping missile, capable of sinking Israeli warships. 2008-08-04 01:00:00Full Article
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