The Late Night Report: Israel Rolls into Gaza, Future Ipod Designs & Men who vandalized War Memorial Identified

This is the start of a late night report serious that will run hopefully each night throughout the summer. I will select on headline from International, Technology and Canadian News each. Sometomes I will not be able to make the deadline, so my apologies in advance. Here are tonight's headlines.
Israeli tank squadron rolls into nothern Gaza
A small tank squadron of the Israeli amry has rolled into northern Gaza, supposedly to A) Search and destroy Hamas and B) Rescue Cpl. Galid Shalit who is being held by Militants at an unkwown location within Gaza. The location itself will not remain secret for long, however. Israel maintains one of the most comprehensive and top notch intelligence networks in the world and it is only a matter of time before Mossad discovers where Shalit is being held. It is unclear how extensive the Israeli offensive will be, however it is clear it will be far reaching.
Future Ipod Designs Pattented in Europe
Apple Insider has learned that Apple Computer has patented several potential designs on new Ipods, iPhones and Ipod Nano's. Several of the designs remain unclear however. They could be unveiled in the coming months or years. With pure Speculation, this could be part of the "Ultra-Portable" being rumored to be under development by Apple. The rumored release date is January 2007 at the Macworld Conference and Expo. The other designs refer to the the widescreen Ipod video rumored to come out at the end of the year as well as second generation Nano's.
Men who Urinated on War Memorial Indenified, Charges to be Laid
Police claim they have identified all the men in the photo's urinating on the war memorial in Ottawa. Police have assured Major Micheal Pilon (Ret'd) that charges will be laid. Pilon says he spotted revellers pouring beer on the site last year but didn't have any evidence to back it up. This time he has pictures to prove it. Meanwhile Ottawa MP David Mcguinty has called for new punishments for desicrating War Memorials. Prime Minister Steven Harper, speaking at an Ottawa radio station called it"thoughtless," but "it doesn't represent the views of any segment of Canadian society, we all strongly honour our vets." Veterans Groups are calling for better security around the memorial.
I hope you enjoyed the first installment of the Late Night Report. I will post one every night that I can throughout the summer.