Israeli
planes had their transponders turned off and then bombed
Syrian/Iranian targets with US-made bombs.
Even
though Russian and Syrian forces were on high alert for potential
Israeli air strikes, Israel was able to fly in and carry out a
massive operation without being fired upon a single time. How did
they do it?
ISRAELI
WAR PLANES SAID TO BE OVER BEIRUT NOW - POSSIBLE NEW "IRAN-IN-SYRIA"
ATTACKS !!!
#BREAKING: Israeli warplanes just entered Lebanese Airspace and passed over Beirut City at low altitude, unknown heading - Via @WaelAlRussi
2
May,2018
UNCONFIRMED.
UNCONFIRMED. -- Sources in Beirut, Lebanon are reporting the
sounds of fighter jets over that city. Lebanon does not have an
air force; the only war planes ever heard over that country are from
Israel.
If
Israeli planes are over Lebanon again, that means new attacks against
Iranian targets inside Syria . . . . attacks which Iran has pledged
to meet with force.
I
am endeavoring to get more intel; updates to follow. I will be
discussing this on my radio show tonight from
9-11 Eastern US Time (GMT-0400) on WBCQ which is also LIVE simulcast
right here on HalTurnerRadioShow.com. Tune-in FREE by clicking
the LISTEN LIVE button in the menu bar above the news section.
UPDATE 5:40 PM EDT --
Reports
now of airborne Tanker Support for those Israeli planes. Not
able to determine (as yet) WHERE such tanker(s) are. Knowing
WHERE tankers are gives indication of where the jets are going . . .
UPDATE 6:39 PM EDT --
Several
sources confirm hearing or seeing Israeli jets over Beirut. NO
ONE is reporting any attack anywhere. Planes are now said to
have been in the air for a couple hours. I think if anything
was going to take place, it would have already. The
Israelis may be probing Syrian air defenses now that Russia has
enabled certain new technology. Also, tonight on my radio show,
I will BREAK NEWS about something the Israelis did when they attacked
Iranian sites in Syria last week. Disastrous
news.
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