WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Israel has threatened what it calls decisive action if Lebanon does not rein in the Hezbollah. And it is a threat that's being delivered by Israeli troops. Israel is massing soldiers along its border with Lebanon. CNN's Rula Amin has the latest.</s>RULA AMIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Israel airlifted its soldiers to its border with Lebanon. Tanks rolled on to northern Israel, and special army units were called in. Israel is fortifying its position at this new emerging front: its border with Lebanon. These pictures from Hezbollah-owned TV operation seem to capture the flash point. Hezbollah guerrillas, under the cover of rockets, capture three Israeli soldiers from a petrol truck, the first time in 14 years Israeli soldiers have been captured, and the first serious incident on this border since Israeli troops withdrew from Lebanon last May. Hezbollah says its latest action is dedicated to Mohammed Aldura, the Palestinian boy killed in Gaza last week in the arms of his father. Earlier in the day, before the Israeli troops were captured, Lebanese and Palestinians demonstrated on the border to show their sympathy with Palestinians in the West Bank in Gaza. They threw stones and Molotov cocktails at Israeli solders. Clashes erupted, blood was spilled on both sides. Two Palestinian refugees from Lebanon were killed. (on camera): As night falls, all eyes are now on this border, as the deterioration threatens to further widen the arena of confrontation. (voice-over): Israel is holding both Lebanon and Syria responsible for the consequences. And as diplomatic efforts are underway to contain the crisis, Israeli troops are preparing themselves on the border. Rula Amin, CNN, on the Israel-Lebanon border.
Israeli Troops Mass Along Lebanese Border