AP: Hezbollah's fight impresses supporters
Hezbollah can claim at least one victory in its fight with Israel — a growing reputation in the Arab world as one of the few forces to successfully stand up to the powerful Israeli army.
CBS News: Hezbollah Promises More Attacks
Hezbollah's leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah threatened more rocket attacks on cities in central Israel and claimed Israel suffered a "serious defeat" in ground fighting around a Lebanese town from which troops pulled back after a week of heavy battles.
International Herald Tribune: Palestinians in Gaza find heroes in Hezbollah
Palestinians say their obsession with the Lebanese conflict is simple: Hezbollah has delivered deadly blows to Israel that Palestinians have not been able to inflict here on Israel's southern front.
Boston Globe: Wary quiet in Hezbollah stronghold
BAZOURIYE, Lebanon -- From a passing car, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah's hometown at first appears abandoned. Its people, like Hezbollah's guerrilla network, don't want to be seen by the Israeli gunners who have laid waste to the roads and some of the village's homes.
Bonus Crafty Jews Update:
The New York Sun: Israel War Effort Extends Even To Hezbollah TV
HAIFA, Israel — Viewers of Hezbollah TV are getting some unexpected interruptions — courtesy of their enemy. In the middle of newscasts and programming from Hezbollah's Al-Manar station, Israeli technicians are hacking the signal and replacing it with a 90-second spot that begins with a gun site superimposed on a crude drawing of Hezbollah's leader, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, looking at the ground.
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