Israel
Strikes Syrian and Hezbollah Targets in Qunaitra
Israeli
Air-force sent Helicopters just over the border with Syria targeting
both Syrian and Hezbollah positions according to Sky News Arabic
language. We also confirmed this with noticiasdeisrael.org a Spanish
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Strikes
on Syrian military targets and sites of Hezbollah
غارات
إسرائيلية على أهداف عسكرية سورية ومواقع
لحزب الله
Quneitra,
southern Syria.
The
sources added that the raids were carried out of helicopters flew
over the perimeter fence and within the control of the Israeli army.
Targeted
RAID hizbollah positions near the headquarters of the secret
mentioned, according to our sources.
However,
the Syrian military sources denied any attack on sites belonging to
brigade 90.
The
Israeli army announced that its defenses are considered "aerial
targets" over the Golan Heights coming from Syria, while sources
said it's a plane without a pilot.
The
army said that the battery of Patriot missiles were fired at the
"goal of the air" over the Golan Heights.
As
the bombing of Israeli aircraft Thursday, a military site near
Damascus International Airport targeted "a warehouse for the
supply of arms run by Lebanon's Hezbollah group near the airport are
being sent a regular supply of Tehran, on commercial airliners and
cargo aircraft military" according to Reuters by Intelligence
sources.
Lebanon: Jordan Warns of Israeli Strike as Internal Political Destabilization Continues
The
Jordanian newspaper Assabeel “reported the London-based Al-Hayat
newspaper saying that Jordan warned Lebanon about the expected
Israeli strike on the margins of the Arab League Summit which took
place at the end of March,” according to the Middle Eastern
Monitor.
“The
newspaper noted that the Jordanian warning was not the only one, but
global superpowers and UN Security Council members also expressed
similar fears to Lebanon.”
Friday,
“General Security chief Major-General Abbas Ebrahim has warned that
war was ‘just a matter of time’ in the absence of inclusion and
understanding in the country,” according to Gulf
News.
“Ebrahim,
a Shiite officer with close ties to Hezbollah, called for increased
cohesion among all political forces in the country and blasted elites
for what he called ‘irresponsible rhetoric’.”
Internal
political disagreements could be key to destabilization that may be
occurring in Lebanon, both internally and externally.
General
Ebrahim said at
the ceremony held by the Islamic Sunni Association in his honor, as
was reported by the Arizona Star, “What we are lacking is the
awareness that the nation is the basis of the state. The ongoing
political rhetoric … is worrying. … One of the virtues of this
country … is the diversity … but its dangers lie in tension and
strain that are the forefront of political life.”
“[Following
the Civil War] everyone surrendered to the truth that sectarian
inclusion … does not hurt the system but is a form of political
immunity,” he said.
Internally
Lebanon is currently deadlocked with factions within the government
wanting future elections to be based on religious sectarianism.
A
key figure within this is Lebanese Foreign Minister Jibran Bassil who
has been working towards changing electoral law.
“Bassil
has championed a sectarian-based two-stage ‘qualification vote’
which he believed would ‘restore Christian’s rights’ that were
undermined by the Taif Accords,” according to the Gulf News.
This
law is currently being debated in parliament.
However,
the Lebanese “constitution has always allowed citizens to vote
based on political affiliations and not based on their religion.”
Lebanon
has not held elections since 2009. The potential for new election law
combined with the potential for strikes from Israel, as well as
factions internally seeking segregationist policies could be part of
a strategy to divide and conquer Lebanon, as well as limit the power
of Hezbollah’s actions in Syria to remove Wahhabist terrorists
operating in the region.
Earlier
in the April, Lebanese Lebanese
Prime Minister Sa’ad Hariri said in
an interview with France24 TV station, “I
think that Israel is the one that wants to launch a war against
Lebanon, and not Hezbollah.”
“Israel
does not want the Arabs to rest. Look at the daily Israeli violations
of our airspace, land and territorial waters,” Hariri added.
“Hariri’s
comments came after Israel unveiled the ‘David’s Sling’
missile system at Hatzor air force base in central occupied
Palestinian territories,” according to Press TV.
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