21.   The April cease-fire accord prohibited attacks on civilians in south Lebanon and northern Israel.

22.   The April cease-fire prohibited attacks on civilians in south Lebanon and in northern Israel, but it did not bar attacks on military targets by either side.

23.   The cease-fire prohibits attacks on civilians on both sides of the border, but does not rule out hostilities in the Israeli-controlled strip in south Lebanon.

24.   The cease-fire agreement prohibits attacks on civilians in southern Lebanon and northern Israel, but does not preclude attacks on military targets.

25.   The cease-fire understanding, which was negotiated by U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher, prohibits attacks on civilian targets on both sides of the border.

26.   The cease-fire agreement prohibited attacks on civilians in south Lebanon and in northern Israel, but it did not bar attacks on military targets by either side.

27.   The committee urged the combatants to abide by the understanding, which prohibits attacks from and on civilian areas but does not preclude attacks on military targets.

28.   The monitors reaffirmed the obligation of all sides to abide by an April cease-fire, which prohibits attacks on and from civilian areas.

29.   The monitors reaffirmed the obligation of all sides to abide by an April cease-fire understanding, which prohibits attacks on and from civilian areas.

30.   The U.S.-brokered cease-fire agreement prohibits attacks on civilians in southern Lebanon and northern Israel.