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Finally, they admit.
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Israelis say spy chief killed Hezbollah commander Mughniyah
Dagan A panel of experts assembled by Israel's most powerful television channel honored Israeli Mossad chief Meir Dagan as the nation's "man of the year" for, among other things, killing Hezbollah commander Imad Mughniyah in the Syrian capital in February, according to a recent report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
Up until now, Israel has publicly refused to acknowledge any role in the car bomb blast that killed Mughniyah, who was suspected of masterminding attacks on Israeli targets around the world and was believed to have been the brains behind the Hezbollah militia's surprise performance in the 2006 war with Israel.
Many in Syria and Lebanon suspect the xxxish state's security services had a hand in the assassination.
But according to Haaretz journalist and frequent government critic Gideon Levy, the Israeli Channel 2 panel last week cited "the killing of senior Hezbollah leader Imad Mughniyeh in Damascus, a few more mysterious and unnecessary killings and, of course, the bombing of the alleged nuclear site in Syria" as accomplishments that made Dagan deserving of 'at least 10 Israel Prizes.'"
The television station aired rare footage of outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert meeting Dagan in his office telling him, "You did well," according to Levy.
Levy quoted political analyst Emmanuel Rosen praising the selection:
[He is] a man who has done only good. [He is] a man who would cut the throats of terrorists with his own hands, using a box-cutter — a man of action with a knife in his teeth.
— Borzou Daragahi in Beirut
From http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/baby...n-israeli.html
Imad Mughniyeh
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Originally posted by Federate View PostNorman Finkelstein - Hezbollah, the Honour of Lebanon - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDe65-nF3FQ
Norman Finkelstein, a Jeewish American political scientist and author, specializing in Jeewish-related issues and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in particular talks about the Lebanese militia Hezbollah and openly supports and praises their resistance: "They (Hezbollah) show courage, they show discipline, I respect that"...
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Re: Hezbollah
Originally posted by Federate View PostNorman Finkelstein - Hezbollah, the Honour of Lebanon - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDe65-nF3FQ
The Holocaust Industry pt 1 of 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeVR8xHODxU
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Norman Finkelstein - Hezbollah, the Honour of Lebanon - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDe65-nF3FQ
Norman Finkelstein, a Jeewish American political scientist and author, specializing in Jeewish-related issues and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in particular talks about the Lebanese militia Hezbollah and openly supports and praises their resistance: "They (Hezbollah) show courage, they show discipline, I respect that"...
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Syria feeds Russian spy tips to Hezbollah - Israel
19 Sep 2008 13:28:21 GMT
JERUSALEM, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Israel believes Russia passes intelligence it gathers about the Jeewish state to Syria and indirectly to Hezbollah guerrillas in neighbouring Lebanon, a senior military officer said on Friday.
The allegations were made by Colonel Ram Dor, chief of information security in the armed forces, to Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth.
They came at a touchy time in relations with Moscow, given Russian arms talks with Syria and the involvement of a Russian state-owned company in building a nuclear power plant for Iran at Bushehr on its Gulf coast.
Russia has, in turn, complained about Israeli arms and training for Georgia, with which it fought a five-day war last month over the Georgian province of South Ossetia. "My assessment is that their facilities cover most of the state of Israel's territory," Dor told Yedioth Ahronoth, describing Russian spy ships that dock in Syria and Russian personnel who he said serve in electronic eavesdropping stations on the Syrian side of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
"The Syrians share the intelligence that they gather with Hezbollah, and the other way around. This we know, because we know how to build a mirror-image that shows us what enemy intelligence knows about us," Dor said.
"So if the Russians help the Syrians get information, and the Syrians constantly pass it on to Hezbollah, it is a reasonable supposition that the information gathered by the Russians also reaches Hezbollah's hands."
Russian officials in Moscow were unavailable for comment.
Moscow has denied providing Syria or Iran with support that could boost their offensive capabilities and in recent years has offered to host Israeli-Arab peace summits.
Israel generally avoids public censure of Russia. Analysts say it is concerned such criticism could hurt efforts to lobby Moscow into scrapping arms sales to Syria or weaken its backing for U.N. sanctions designed to deny Iran the means to make an atomic bomb. Israel suffered surprise setbacks in a 2006 war with Hezbollah which some Israeli military commanders blamed on the guerrilla group's access to Russian intelligence and weapons.
Hezbollah does not volunteer information on its military assets, and Iran and Syria deny providing the group with arms.
According to Yedioth, Israel believes the Russian are spying on it "so significant changes in the region do not catch them by surprise. They are preoccupied with Middle East stability".
From http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/LJ227596.htm
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Hezbollah Begins Formation Of Navy
One of the anti-ship missiles that struck the Israeli navy during the 2006 Lebanon war.
Jerusalem - The Middle East Newsline has confirmed the Israeli intelligence community has determined that the Iranian sponsored Hezbollah was forming a navy.
The report said Hezbollah has been working with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps for naval training and procurement.
And, it said, Hezbollah has developed a naval capability designed to attack Israeli ports and coastal facilities.
"They have operational war ships," said Israel Navy Rear Adm. Ram Rutberg and the commander of the Haifa Naval Base. "We are currently studying their capabilities and maintaining readiness."
Adm. Rutberg, in a Sept. 16 briefing to President Shimon Peres, did not cite platforms acquired by Hezbollah. He said Hezbollah has also been armed with Iranian-origin cruise missiles that could strike Israeli warships.
Sources in Israeli intelligence also confirm that Hezbollah has also been helping Hamas develop a naval capability, so that Hamas could also form a navy in 2009 comprised of fast patrol boats and rubber platforms.
From http://www.thebulletin.us/site/index...d=576361&rfi=8Tags: None
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