Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood hired Syrians and 'Palestinians' to fire on anti-Morsy demonstrators
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood hired Syrian and 'Palestinian' mercenaries to
fire on anti-Morsy demonstrators before the Egyptian President was deposed last week according to an investigation by Egypt's public prosecutor.
While details are yet to become clear, various examples were noted by
the Public Prosecution, including the case of Mohamed Hassan
al-Berdkany, a Syrian who was recruited to fire at protestors from the
Qasr al-Nil Bridge, just a few hundreds metres away from Tahrir Square
in Cairo.
Berdkany said he had fled the fighting in Syria and had come with his
family to Cairo, wherein he met a young Syrian man named Ahmed al-Soury
who was responsible for gathering Syrians to take part in the protests
the Muslim Brotherhood was organising at Nahdet Misr Square.
Berdkany revealed that he used to meet with members of the Brotherhood
in an apartment in 6th October City. There, he would meet with a local
leader of the Syrian community who took him to another apartment where a
number of young members of the Brotherhood were staying.
The Brotherhood members asked him to join them in their protests in
return for 500 Egyptian Pounds (£47/$71) for each protest he would take
part in.
Berdkany also stated that the head of the Palestinian community who
paid Palestinians to protest for the Brotherhood is named Bassel
al-Feroun. Their meetings also took place in an apartment in 6th October
City and each participant was handed a shotgun and paid to go join the
Brotherhood protests in Nahdet Misr Square, he said.
Hezbullah sends troops to Syria to kill civilians. Syria sends troops to Egypt to kill civilians. The 'Palestinians' send troops everywhere to kill civilians. Makes you kind of wish you could wall off the entire Arab Muslim world, doesn't it?
Labels: Egypt, Egyptian regime change, Egyptian Revolution, Mohammed Morsy, Muslim Brotherhood, Palestinian terrorists, Syrian defectors
Breaking: Guess what we found in Majdal Shams
Some of you may recall the following from
Sunday's briefing with Lt. Col. Avital Leibovitch.
They believe they have intelligence to know if anyone from Syria stays in Majdal Shams or tries to enter Israel. She did not get into specifics.
I admit it. That was my question at the briefing. This morning, we have at least a partial answer. Israel Radio reported on its 9:00 am newscast that the IDF caught an 'east' Jerusalem resident driving a Syrian who had hidden in Majdal Shams out of the city. Additionally, Israel Radio reported that the IDF is going house to house in Majdal Shams to search for anyone who might have stayed behind.
Some of you who follow me on Twitter may have seen me retweet a tweet by
David Hazony that said that some of the Syrians may have been
defectors.
"I'm tired of living in Syria, we'd rather die than see more bloodshed," one of the Syrian infiltrators into Majdal Shams told Ynet earlier. He called on Israel to grant him asylum, adding: "We've crossed the border in order to stay with our families, away from all the killing in Syria. We ask the powers at be in Israel to help us stay and not send us back."
Other infiltrators told Ynet that "we come in peace," adding that they had decided to cross the border in the aims of living in the Golan Heights – "even if it means risking our lives." Still, others declared "we are here to liberate the Syrian Palestinian land. These people are Palestinian freeman, Allah willing, the Palestinian groups will not give up."
Some of those expressing a wish to remain on the Israeli side of the border, said the uprising against Syrian President Assad is proving more and more dangerous and that many Palestinians now fear for their lives.
And I'm sure Assad would be happy to let them go, which is why the IDF has to be really careful about this.
Labels: Golan Heights, Majdal Shams, Syrian defectors, Syrian uprising
