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Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas and jihadi leaders gather in Iran for “Council of War”
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Posted on 07/25/2007 9:29:36 PM PDT by Iam1ru1-2

Its pretty well all hitting the fan at the same time. Today Turkey has fallen to the AKP Islamists, the combined forces of Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas and others are all preparing for war. And to top it all off, my dumb old dog died this morning. Not a great day.

“There are similarities between Israel’s current situation in the face of Iran, and the situation Israel faced 40 years ago on the eve of the Six-Day War, and back then an emergency government was established. He said that then, like today, a fundamentalist yet inexperienced regime was developing in Arab nations, and it could result in confrontation.”

Before reading the following article, this one, from which the quote above was pulled, speaking of the recent nuclear deal between Iran and Syria is necessary to understand the context.

Our Iranian and intelligence sources reveal that the Iranian president flew out of Damascus Thursday with this group saying: “I prefer cooler places but this region faces a torrid summer of victories.”

Aboard his plane were four HIzballlah leaders, Secy-Gen. Hassan Nasrallah, defense chief Imad Mughniyeh, chief of staff Ibrahim Aqil and chief of special operations Unit 1800 Hajj Khalil Harb; and Jihad Islami’s Abdallah Ramadan Shalah and operations chief Zaid Nahle.

Head of Hamas’ Damascus HQ Khaled Meshaal did not join the party flying to Tehran to avoid giving his Saudi and Egyptian friends the impression he was in Iran’s pocket. Either he flew there earlier, or else assigned a Hamas representative based in the Gulf to represent his moement at the council of war in Tehran.

As for Syria’s role, DEBKAfile’s military sources reveal that 20 high-ranking Iranian officers were on the Iran president’s flight to Damascus, headed by defense minister Mustafa Najar. They did not join Ahmadinejad’s talks with Syrian president Bashar Assad. Instead, they were driven to Syrian General Staff headquarters, where they were awaited by Syrian defense minister Gen. Hassan Turkmani, chief of staff Gen. Ali Habib and corps commanders.

Our intelligence sources believe this conference was in fact round one of the council of war which continued in Tehran Friday with Hizballah and Palestinian terrorist chiefs.

The most urgent decision facing the Iran-Syrian alliance concerns Lebanon and how far they can go to get rid of the pro-Western Siniora government in Beirut. Both Iran and Syria understand the United States and France will not stand for its ouster by military or terrorist means. But time is running out. The international tribunal is about to be installed to start hearing the Hariri assassination case and must be stopped before Assad and aides are prosecuted. Tehran and Damascus must decide quickly whether to focus on subversive action inside Lebanon or resort to diversionary tactics such as fomenting trouble against Israel on the Golan, from the Lebanese border or from Gaza.

Before Ahmadinejad and party departed Damascus Thursday night, they visited two important Shiite shrines and prayed for victory in the near future. Witnesses heard the Iranian president sobbing loudly.

DEBKAfile sources refute the Shawq al-Awsat claim Saturday, July 21,that the Iranian president rewarded Assad for abandoning its quest for a peace track with Israel by one billion dollars for arms purchases from Russia and North Korea - plus Iranian backing on Lebanon issues. The arms Iranian-funded arms deals have been in progress since the beginning of this year, long before Ahmadinejad’s Damascus visit.

Hizballah’s Nasrallah declares in a war speech from Tehran he has missiles which can reach all parts of Israel including Tel Aviv

As DEBKAfile reported exclusively, Hassan Nasrallah recorded his speech Saturday, July 21, in Tehran for broadcast Monday, July 23 by al Jazeera TV. The station began running a promo Sunday night in which the Hizballah leader also said he had refrained from blasting Tel Aviv in the 2006 war from choice.

Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is holding a two-day council of war with leaders of Hizballah, Hamas and other Palestinian radical groups, as the second round of the talks he and Iranian military chiefs held in Damascus Friday with Syrian president Bashar Assad and heads of his armed forces.

We have also learned that Al Jazeera paid a high fee for exclusive use of the Nasrallah tape, keen to preserve its lead as the preferred platform for top-line radical Muslims, such as al Qaeda big shots.


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: ezek38; preludetoarmagheddon; tishbav
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To: Iam1ru1-2

Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas and jihadi leaders gather in Iran for “Council of War”

notice muzzies....never meet for anything positive....

only war/death/destruction....the great religion of peace!!!


21 posted on 07/26/2007 3:26:27 AM PDT by nyyankeefan
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To: PhilDragoo; devolve; ntnychik; dixiechick2000; bitt

{BOMB, BOMB, BOMB]

If we could zero right in on Ahmadinejad during a two-day council of war with leaders of Hizballah, Hamas and other Palestinian radical groups, it would be perfect.

A couple of years ago I read of the young Iranians who opposed their government and wanted to be ‘westernized’. I was hopeful at the time but nothing has come of it.


22 posted on 07/26/2007 11:11:25 AM PDT by potlatch (MIZARU_ooo_‹(•¿•)›_ooo_MIKAZARU_ooo_‹(•¿•)›_ooo_MAZARU_ooo_‹(•¿•)›_ooo_))
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To: potlatch; PhilDragoo; ntnychik; dixiechick2000; Travis McGee; Jeff Head; Seadog Bytes

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A nice idea but about as likely to happen as Klintoon telling the truth -

People and cultures and ethnic groups tend to behave the way they historically have acted for centuries -

Muzzies have been a phoney insane cult of butchering crazies for well over a 1000 years -

Wishing and hoping that they will go thru a sudden or instantaneous reformation and be able to exist with other 2-legged primates is a dreams and no more -

Some people love pet rats and poisonous snakes as household pets in a home with their family and kids -

That is exactly what liberals and other deluded leftists have done in America -

They actually go out and find terrorst Muzzies and MS13 illegal aliens and invite them into your homes and neighborhoods (not theirs) for free room and board -

It’s only fair.....


23 posted on 07/26/2007 11:45:57 AM PDT by devolve ( _Google-Illegals_Killed_25_Americans_Each_Day _A_Mex_Illegal_Alien_Sold_911_Terrorists_IDs_)
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These were the type of articles that I’ve read over and over and it gave me hope that things might change. Ahmadinejad certainly put the quietus on that.

http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/060620a.aspx

“Amir is part of the under-30 crowd who make up 70 percent of Iran’s population. They were born right before or shortly after the Islamic Revolution in 1979.

This generation doesn’t want the religious men who rule this country running their lives. They’ve had enough of the strict Islamic rules. They want closer ties with America.”

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article1363826.ece

February 10, 2007

“So in Iran at the moment there is a unique situation where an Islamic theocracy is being challenged, scrutinised and publicly questioned in a way that very few other regimes in the Middle East are.

This is not just happening in Iran’s parliament and the active media; it is being done in the streets, in people’s homes, and even by what citizens wear and how they express themselves.”


24 posted on 07/26/2007 1:45:26 PM PDT by potlatch (MIZARU_ooo_‹(•¿•)›_ooo_MIKAZARU_ooo_‹(•¿•)›_ooo_MAZARU_ooo_‹(•¿•)›_ooo_))
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To: Iam1ru1-2

Time to rain on thier parade, from today,

http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13048&Itemid=128

July 27, 2007
Release A070727a

http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13053&Itemid=21

Coalition Forces Detain Four Suspected Special Groups Terrorists

BAGHDAD, Iraq – Coalition Forces captured four suspected Special Groups terrorists affiliated with the Iranian lethal aide network in a pre-dawn raid Friday in the village of Qasarin, Diyala Province.

Coalition Forces conducted a raid to capture or kill a highly-sought operative believed to be a senior leader of a weapons smuggling network. The captured terrorists are suspected of facilitating the transport of weapons and personnel from Iran into Iraq. The captured terrorists are also believed to have facilitated the flow of deadly Explosively Formed Projectiles (EFPs) into Iraq from Iran to be used against Coalition Forces.

http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13049&Itemid=21

Iraqi Army, U.S. Special Forces detain rogue Jaysh al-Mahdi cell leader

Multi-National Corps – Iraq PAO

BAGHDAD – Iraqi Army Soldiers, with U.S. Special Forces as advisors, detained a cell leader of the rogue Jaysh al-Mahdi militia near the southwest neighborhood of Bayaa in Baghdad, July 26.

The Iraqi Soldiers detained their primary suspect without incident during the early morning operation in Baghdad.

The primary suspect is believed to command a rogue JAM improvised explosive device cell that is allegedly responsible for attacks on Coalition Forces. He is also alleged to have received financial support and explosively formed penetrators from Iran, which were distributed to other JAM cell members in the Bayaa and Aamel areas of Baghdad.


25 posted on 07/27/2007 2:58:03 AM PDT by Son House ($$Proud Memeber of Vast Right Wing, Out To Lower Your Tax Rates For More Opportunities.$$)
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