Fneish cautioned "Israel" to "think twice before planning a second attack on Lebanon as Resistance is stronger now

Source: Press TV, 15-01-2009

Lebanon rejects Hizbullah involvement in a recent rocket attack on "Israel", suggesting that the launch may have been a ploy by Tel Aviv.
In a ceremony in the southern Lebanese city of Nabatiyeh, Labor Minister Mohammad Fneish said Lebanon was not involved in the recent rocket attacks on "Israel" and denied having any further information regarding the incident.

"It is not on us to safeguard 'Israeli' security or find the perpetrators. UNIFIL forces must find and apprehend the rocket launchers," Fneish added.
Several rockets were fired across the Lebanese border and into "Israel" on Wednesday; Tel Aviv responded by firing a barrage of rockets into southern Lebanon.

Hizbullah and Palestinian factions have dismissed involvement in the attacks. "Israeli" forces have, meanwhile, massed along the Lebanese border and are speculated to be planning to open a second front by waging war on Lebanon.

"Targeting southern Lebanon was unacceptable as we know that the Zionist enemy is taking advantage of the situation for an incursion into Lebanon," said the Lebanese minister.
"Israel" waged war on Gaza on December 27 and later put all its forces on full alert, claiming that the Lebanese Hizbullah may retaliate over the offensive into the impoverished strip.

Fneish touched on the issue, saying that the threat of war is not limited to Gaza and "will extend to the Muslim world".
He cautioned "Israel" to "think twice before planning a second attack on Lebanon as the resistance movement, which defeated 'Israelis' in the summer of 2006, is stronger and more experienced now and will easily repel aggressors."

"The atrocities committed in Gaza are aimed at obliterating the resistance... but even after 3 weeks of 'Israeli' aggression, resistance fighters have yet to surrender," he continued, suggesting that "Israel" would not be able to occupy Gaza in the long run.