Israeli aggression will continue under US veto: Analyst
Navideshahed reported by Presstv- A political commentator says Israel will continue its acts of “aggression”? against the Lebanese nation as long as the US and its allies prevent any UN resolution in condemnation of the regime.
George Labaki, a professor at Notre Dame University in Beirut, told that the Tel Aviv regime has a “long history of breaching and violating the Lebanese sovereignty.”?
The analyst further stated, “Such violations are doomed to continue as long as the UN Security Council is unable to move, as long as the United States and some European states are eager to use the veto power in order to block any resolutions condemning Israel.”?
The Israeli regime violates Lebanon’s airspace on an almost daily basis, claiming the flights serve surveillance purposes.
Also, on January 8, Interim Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour sent a letter of complaint to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon over the Israeli regime’s ongoing spying activities.
The Lebanese official described Tel Aviv’s espionage activities as a “flagrant violation of the international law and a continuous aggression against the Lebanese territory, the people and the security and military forces.”?
In November 2013, the Committee on Assessing the Dangers of the Israeli Telecom Towers Directed Toward Lebanese Territory told a parliament session that Israel was waging a “cyber war”? on Lebanon, violating the country’s right to data privacy, safety and security.
Earlier in the same month, Lebanese caretaker Defense Minister Fayez Ghosn said Beirut is investigating reports about Israel’s stationing of spying devices along the Lebanese border. He added that Lebanon will not stand idle in the face of Israeli espionage.
George Labaki, a professor at Notre Dame University in Beirut, told that the Tel Aviv regime has a “long history of breaching and violating the Lebanese sovereignty.”? The analyst further stated, “Such violations are doomed to continue as long as the UN Security Council is unable to move, as long as the United States and some European states are eager to use the veto power in order to block any resolutions condemning Israel.”? The Israeli regime violates Lebanon’s airspace on an almost daily basis, claiming the flights serve surveillance purposes. Also, on January 8, Interim Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour sent a letter of complaint to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon over the Israeli regime’s ongoing spying activities. The Lebanese official described Tel Aviv’s espionage activities as a “flagrant violation of the international law and a continuous aggression against the Lebanese territory, the people and the security and military forces.”? In November 2013, the Committee on Assessing the Dangers of the Israeli Telecom Towers Directed Toward Lebanese Territory told a parliament session that Israel was waging a “cyber war”? on Lebanon, violating the country’s right to data privacy, safety and security. Earlier in the same month, Lebanese caretaker Defense Minister Fayez Ghosn said Beirut is investigating reports about Israel’s stationing of spying devices along the Lebanese border. He added that Lebanon will not stand idle in the face of Israeli espionage.
