Katyusha strike: truck-mounted,
multiple-launch at Israel
Kuwait's Al Syasah newspaper says Syrian President Bashar Assad is linked to Sunday's Katyusha rocket strike on northern Israel. The report, however, did not detail the reputed extent of the Syrian leader's involvement.
The newspaper on Monday said that Assad was angry over the Arab League's stand on Syria's involvement in Lebanon.
From Ynet News: Farid Ghadri, a Syrian exile, and head of a Syrian opposition party which calls for the end of the Assad regime, told Ynetnews that Syrian President Basher Assad was responsible for the rocket attacks. Ghadri, head of the Reform Party of Syria, is based in Washington DC, and has just completed a week-long visit to Israel, where he addressed the Knesset, and toured the Golan Heights.
More photos from last summer's war against Hizbullah are
here.
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