By Stan Goodenough
Aug 13, 2007
The Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorist organization, Hizb'allah, has been spending a fortune buying strategic pieces of land north of the Litani River in southern Lebanon in readiness for another war against Israel.
This is according to a report carried Sunday in the London newspaper, The Telegraph.
Large areas were reportedly being purchased from Christian and Druze owners, and the new Hizb'allah owners were stocking their property in readiness for a second round against Israel.
The Litani's northern bank lies just 16 kilometers from Israeli communities adjacent to the border with Lebanon, meaning these terrorists' Katyusha rockets are easily able to hit these towns.