"Israel" Still Concerned about Hizbullah Revenge for Martyr Moghnieh

Source: Al-Manar TV, 29-9-2008
The infiltration of a border community or an attack on an "Israeli" occupation army outpost are some of the scenarios the Northern Command is preparing for as intelligence assessments point to the possibility that Hizbullah may take advantage of the holiday season to avenge the assassination of its military commander Imad Moghnieh (Hajj Redwan).
While the "Israeli" occupation army is concerned that Hizbullah will try to capture soldiers - as it has done in the past - current fears are that resistance fighters will cross into occupied territories, infiltrate a border community like Shlomi and barricade themselves inside a home with civilians.
The "Israeli" defense establishment is concerned that Hizbullah will use the holiday season, as well as the switchover in government - from Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to Kadima Party head Tzipi Livni - to launch an attack.
Intelligence assessments have raised the possibility that Hizbullah believes that with Olmert heading a transition government and Livni still working on forming a coalition, neither one will want to respond harshly to an isolated Hizbullah attack and risk another war erupting in the North.
"Israeli" War officials said that Hizbullah was planning to strike at the Zionist entity, which it holds responsible for the assassination of Moghnieh in Damascus in February.
Meanwhile, the "Israeli" army imposed a general closure of West Bank at midnight Sunday which will last until after Rosh Hashana finishes on Wednesday at midnight. However, entry of senior Palestinian officials, doctors, and medical personnel will be authorized at the discretion of the District Coordination and Liaison offices.