Text: Syrian News Agency identifies locations as being in "settlements" in
"Israel"
Dr. Aaron Lerner 27 July 2006

Step #1 Haifa identified as a city in "north occupied Palestine"

"Lebanese National resistance attacks Haifa
Sunday, July 16, 2006 - 11:10 AM
BEIRUT, (SANA- Official Syrian News Agency)-
www.sana.org/eng/22/2006/07/16/47744.htm
The Lebanese national resistance targeted Haifa and Akka cities north
occupied Palestine by missiles...."

Step #2 Haifa identified as an "Israeli settlement" in al-Jalilee

"Lebanese national resistance shells Haifa, Akka and Nahariya
Monday, July 17, 2006 - 11:00 AM
BEIRUT, (SANA)-
www.sana.org/eng/22/2006/07/17/48123.htm
The Lebanese national resistance rocketed the Israeli settlements in
al-Jalilee including Akka, Nahariya and Haifa..."

Step #3 Haifa mentioned without identification

Lebanese national resistance shells Haifa and Safed
Tuesday, July 18, 2006 - 02:30 PM
BEIRUT, (SANA)-
www.sana.org/eng/22/2006/07/18/48584.htm
In response to the Israeli continued aggressions, the Lebanese national
resistance fired Katyusha rockets at Safed and Haifa, the resistance
announced in a statement Tuesday.

A media sources said that the missiles struck Haifa harbor and train station
in the city.

H.Zein/ Zahra

Step # 4 Lebanese resistance shells Israeli settlements
Thursday, July 27, 2006 - 12:25 PM
BEIRUT, (SANA - Syrian News Agency)-
www.sana.org/eng/22/2006/07/27/51742.htm

The Lebanese national resistance announced Thursday that it fired rockets at
Ma'lout, Kfar Vradim and al-Shoumara settlements, northern Israel in
response to Israeli escalated aggression on Lebanon.

Meanwhile, the Israeli forces have been escalating its aggression on
Lebanese cities and villages for the 16th day running, the Lebanese National
News Agency said.

The Israeli warplanes carried out intensive raids on al-Khiyam city and Eyn
Qana in al-Nabatiyya dropping more than 400 bombs, the Agency added .

The Israeli warplanes carried out mock raids on al-Nabatiyya, Marjyoun,
Tufah area and Tyre.

H.Zein/ Idelbi