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Which Way, L.A.?

Israel and Hezbollah Escalate Military Campaigns

"There can be no illusions: Israel is at war." That's from analysis in today's Jerusalem Post, as Israeli bombs continue to fall in Lebanon and Hezbollah rockets strike cities in northern Israel. Hezbollah's headquarters appears to have been destroyed. Israel says incoming rockets were made in Iran. President Bush today called on Israel to "limit damage to Lebanon... and spare civilians from harm." Arab nations denounced what they called "a barbaric military campaign;" countries from China to Europe expressed concerned about destabilization of the entire Middle East. French President Jacques Chirac called the Israeli offensive "totally disproportionate." What are the prospects for diplomacy before the violence escalates out of control? We have updates from the Middle East and the United Nations.

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By Warren Olney • Jul 14, 2006 • 30m Listen

Israeli Defense Forces (IDL) spokesman on operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon

Israeli Ambassador Gillerman to the UN on the Israeli-Lebanese situation

David Horowitz's (Jerusalem Post) analysis, 'Israel is at War'

UN officials urge end to ---disproportionate' attacks, release of seized soldiers

Myre's article on Hezbollah's border attack

Daily Star update on situation in Lebanon

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    Warren Olney

    former KCRW broadcaster

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    Frances Anderton

    architecture critic and author

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