Lebanon/Israel

       The Lebanese army reported that Israeli Air Force jets flew over Beirut on Monday. The army said in a statement that 12 "enemy" Israeli warplanes violated Lebanese airspace before noon Monday by flying missions over Beirut and elsewhere in the country. The IDF said it will not discuss its operational activities. The Lebanese statement added that four jets flew over the Mediterranean off the coastal city of Byblos in the north and headed toward the eastern province of Hermel, while eight other jets flew over the southern town of Rmeish, then headed north to Beirut, the Chouf Mountains, southeast of the capital, and Hermel before flying back to the "occupied territories." The Israeli over-flights lasted about an hour, the statement said. Meanwhile, Israeli officials remarked that UN forces stationed in Lebanon do not report fully on Hizbullah's illegal activities in southern Lebanon. The officials claimed that Hizbullah is violating the ceasefire treaty signed at the end of the Second Lebanon War, banning group members from entering the demilitarized territory near the border with Israel. (22,40)