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(回答先: 【人体を内側から直接破壊】イスラエル軍が使用した未知の虐殺手段（Global Research） 投稿者 バルセロナより愛を込めて 日時 2006 年 8 月 18 日 00:33:32)
Haaretz紙、レバノン石油基地へのイスラエルの空爆が残した環境破壊を告発
８月１７日付のイスラエルHaaretz紙は、イスラエル軍がレバノンにある石油基地への爆撃によって、レバノンからシリア一帯の東地中海岸に深刻な環境破壊をもたらしたことを報道しています。
同紙によりますと、イスラエル軍の空爆によって破壊された石油基地から約１万トンの原油が海に流出し、幅７０キロメートル、長さ１５０キロメートルに及ぶ石油の層が海上に広がり、シリア海岸まで脅かしています。おそらく今後、他の情報源からもレバノンの産業に対する破壊とそれに伴う環境への打撃が告発されていくことと思われます。
もちろんイスラエルの新聞ですので、ヒズボラのミサイルによってイスラエル領内の森林などに被害が出たことも書かれてあります。
まあ、それにしても、レバノンの橋、空港、道路、工場、石油基地、ついでに国連の設備、赤十字の救急車などを片っ端からぶち壊し、千数百名（今後発見される遺体ははるかに多いのだろう）もの女性、子供、老人を中心とした市民を、正体不明の兵器で惨殺するのが、「ヒズボラに対するイスラエルの自衛手段」であるらしい。すばらしい道徳性だ。
なぜレバノンの復興資金と物資をイスラエルに負担させないのか？？ 何の意味も目的も無く単に破壊のための破壊、殺人のための殺人を展開し、ギラッド・アツモンに言わせれば「ナチスよりもずっと邪悪な」イスラエルに弁償させないのはなぜか？？（まあ、もっとも、イスラエルが弁償したとしても、どうせ米国人からむしりとった税金からだけど。）
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http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/751735.html
Last update - 10:08 17/08/2006
Fighting in the north leaves behind severe environmental damage
By Zafrir Rinat, Haaretz Correspondent
Israel and Lebanon will long bear the environmental scars left behind by the fighting in the North, with the Galilee region in Israel and the Lebanese coastline, both major tourism locations, now requiring urgent rehabilitation: The Galilee has been blackened by fires caused by rockets hitting the region; and the Lebanese coastline is under threat from a large oil spill caused by Israeli air strikes on a fuel installation south of Beirut.
Lebanese officials say the country's coastline was under threat from the worst ecological disaster in its history as a result of the Israeli airstrikes on the fuel installation. "The contamination that has accumulated, some of it on the seabed, is threatening animals such as turtles and tuna," the Lebanese environmental organization, Green Line, noted this week. "The beautiful white sands that we will need for tourism so that the country can recover have become toxic and useless."
Some 10,000 tons of fuel have leaked from the tank hit in the Israeli air strike; the spill initially stretched some 70 kilometers, but the latest figures from the United Nations speak of a 150-kilometer-long oil slick that is threatening the Syrian coast too
The UN notes, too, that a change in weather conditions could see the spill move southward in the direction of the Israeli coastline. UN and European Union experts are expected in the region soon to put together a plan to deal with the contamination.
In Israel, meanwhile, officials from the Israel Nature and National Parks Protection Authority and the Jewish National Fund have yet to fully assess the extent of the damage caused by fires in the Galilee as the result of Hezbollah rocket strikes. Clearly, however, tens of thousands of dunams of forest and woodland have been destroyed by fire, causing severe ecological and landscape damage.
During the course of the fighting, JNF personnel dealt with some 600 incidents of fire; and the organization is preparing to allocate tens of millions of shekels to a campaign to rehabilitate and replant forests on the Naftali Mountains (west of Kiryat Shmona), in Beit Keshet (Central Galilee) and in Biriya (near Safed).
Officials at the INNPPA, on the other hand, are adopting a different approach, and plan to allow the natural woodlands and brush to rehabilitate themselves. "Natural woodlands require dozens of years to recover," says Didi Kaplan, the INNPPA's ecologist for the North. "The Katyushas' fires also damages areas of the Har Meron Reserve that were burned in 1978 and have yet to recover to this day."
According to Kaplan, "It is not just a matter of direct damage during the course of the fire. Tens of thousands of dunams of grassland were burned on the edges of the Golan Heights. I assume that the antelope that live in the area fled, but their source of food for the coming months has been damaged."
Kaplan believes that the grasslands on the Golan Heights will recover quickly, already after the coming winter. Regarding the woodlands, the INNPPA has no plans to intervene in their recovery but will have to take measures to prevent landslides in the winter.
During the course of the fighting, there were concerns in Israel regarding severe ecological damage as a result of rockets strikes on installations in the Haifa Bay area that contain hazardous materials, ammonia in particular. While no rockets struck such installations, Environment Ministry and Haifa region officials have noted the need to set up a number of protected sites for storing the ammonia, which, they say, is needed by many industries around the country.
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