Today's J. Post cartoon

Saad Harari, the just-recently toppled Prime Minister of Lebanon, has repeatedly gone on record preemptively and categorically rejecting all of the conclusions reached by the UNSC's probe into the assassination of his father, Rafik Hariri. This is hardly surprsing, since the results are widely anticipated to be incriminating Hizbullah and Syria, the real "power behind the throne" in the country--and that just might put him next on their lists.
(The original song, in case anybody's wondering.)

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Today's jpost.com cartoon

An old saw, set on the backdrop of Israel's "strategic" unilateral withdrawal from the northern part of the border town of Ghajar. Not pictured: UNIFIL peacekeepers. And yes, that's symbolic.

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Today's jpost.com cartoon

In the latest major flare-up on the northern border, Lebanese soldiers shot at Israeli soldiers busy cutting down and pruning trees in Israeli territory, killing one. This is my way of calling for the IDF to get metaphorically prunin' with the terrorists up there.
UPDATE: This and a cartoon from September are chronologically the latest cartoons featured on the Daniel Dagan blog, in one post.

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Today's J. Post cartoon

An ammunition cache hidden in house exploded in Khirbat a-Silm, Lebanon; attempts at investigation by UNIFIL were rebuffed by local villagers throwing rocks and toting guns. 14 UNIFIL members were injured, not that I'm complaining or anything...



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