
In a wide-scale assault against various Palestinian cities and towns in the occupied West Bank, the Israeli army launched a wave of abductions
against what it called “members of a terrorist organization,” which included senior political figures from the democratically-elected Hamas
government and PLC members, as well as members of other Palestinian political groups.
Source.

Israel launched attacks on Lebanon after Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid so as to swap them for the remaining three
Lebanese and an undetermined number of Arab prisoners held by Israel. However, the captive soldiers, both in Gaza and Lebanon, have already been
deleted from the public agenda. Israeli officials are now talking not about "bringing the soldiers home" but about destroying Hezbollah and Hamas,
and perhaps Syria and Iran as well, "once and for all." And, apparently, they have got the green light from the US and other international
"allies".
Source.
Again, as I hope the above information illustrates, the mainstream media is currently engaged in biased reporting. Why no mention of the abductions
perpetrated by Israel that in turn prompted militants to capture soldiers for leverage? It seems to me that the militants in Gaza and Lebanon have
played straight into Israels hands.
The abduction of Israeli soldiers gives Israel the perfect excuse to start attacking it's enemies under the pretext of liberating their own. Any
mention of the original Israeli abductions that started this whole new phase of conflict is swept under the carpet by the one eyed media.
The result? Massive support for Israeli military action by those who are in complete ignorance with regard to the whole story.
[edit on 21/7/06 by Implosion]