Hmmm....
Iran is claiming that the Mossad tried and failed to assassinate Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during his visit to Lebanon in October. The Israeli Mossad tried to assassinate Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during his visit to Beirut around 40 days ago, an informed Iranian source told pan-Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat.I don't believe this. I'm sure that the Mossad watched Ahmadinejad, but I don't believe they tried to assassinate him - and failed. If they had tried, they would have succeeded. This, on the other hand, I do believe:
The source said that Tehran monitored attempts by the Israeli intelligence to carry out an assassination operation against Ahmadinejad during his visit to Lebanon in November through members of the Iranian opposition.
"We call those hypocrites because they are collaborating with Zionism against the Islamic Revolution and the Iranian people," he said.
He said Iranian security agencies did not cooperate with their Lebanese counterparts to guarantee Ahmadinejad's safety. They mainly relied on Hizbullah's security and military apparatus.
The source also unveiled that Iranians visited Lebanon's border with Israel under Hizbullah protection two weeks ago. He did not confirm whether the Iranians were politicians or security personnel.They probably weren't worth Israel's time.
After visiting Fatima gate, the visitors toured the former Khiam detention center, the source added.
Labels: assassination attempt, Hezbullah, Lebanon, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Mossad
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 7:30 PM
2 Comments:
If Mossad can penetrate the wasp's nest in Iran, it will hardly have any trouble in Israel's border!
They should have taken him down!
Do the words, "never again," mean anything in Israel?
Jews still rejoice over the hanging of Haman but they wring their hands over disposing of the modern Haman!
The truth is unpleasant things have to be done to stop evil. Its like fighting a fire. Either you pay now or you pay later.
I wonder if they've absorbed that lesson in Jerusalem.
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