TRIPLE SET OF ASSASSINATORS!
ASSASSINATORS SEEK ASSASSINATOR’S ASSASSINATORS!
Syria, the Major Lebanese Official Assassinator is now investigating the Assassination of the most notorious Middle East Terrorist Assassinator, while stating his “Assassination Ruined Hopes of Peace.”
Multiple Choice Test Question
Who is Syria most likely to find guilty of Mughniyeh’s assassination?
(A) Israel
(B) Israel
(C) Israel
(D) All of the above
February 15, 2008
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REMEMBER THE MARINE LEBANESE BARRACKS
In Heaven the sun is shining, and American marines do shout,
There’s joy galore in barracks, ungodly Mughiyeh has shipped out,
And in a land waiting his arrival, the gates of Hell open on its shore.
Where justice for his terror, he will know forevermore.
Begin Jerusalem Post Article
‘Assassination ruined hopes of peace’
JPost.com Staff and AP, THE JERUSALEM POST
February 14, 2008
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem on Thursday said that Syria will “prove beyond any doubt” who is responsible for the assassination of Hizbullah arch-terror
ist and operations officer Imad Mughniyeh in Damascus.
Mu allem s
aid that Syria is conducting an investigation and that “we hope to have the results soon.”
He also said that the assassination has destroyed “all hopes to revive the peace process” between Israel and Syria.
“Whoever seeks peace does not act in terror.
Whoever seeks peace does not place a siege on the Gaza Strip while almost a million and a half Palestinians are struggling for their lives.”
Syrians will sue the United States for providing Israel with weaponry that was used to kill Syrian citizens during
the Second Lebanon War, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Mouallem threatened Thursday, a day after
the US administration announced a new set of sanctions on the Assad regime.
“We will punish the United States,” Mouallem said during a joint press conference with his Iranian counterpart Manouchehr Mottaki. “There are Syrians who were sacrificed during the Israeli was against Lebanon, and they will file a law suit against America, Which provided Israel with the weapons.”
He also said that investigations are under way into who was behind the car bomb that killed Hizbullah terror chief Imad Mughniyeh in Damascus, adding that he expected the perpetrators to be found soon.
“Syrian security forces are continuing investigations into this terrorist crime and we hope you will hear results soon,” he said. “We as a state will show with full proof the party involved
in this crime and who stands behind them.”
Moallem described the killing of Mughniyeh, who has been implicated in a string of attacks against Americans, Israelis and Jews, among others, throughout the 1980s and 1990s, as a blow to peace.
He said those who killed Mughniyeh “assassinated any attempt to revive the peace process,” hinting for the first time that Israel might be involved.
For his part, Mottaki said that the matter of the assassination came up in his talks with Syrian president Bashar Assad and he said Israel was retaliating for its “losses” in the Second Lebanon War and “imagined it could exact a heavy price by assassinating one leader of the Lebanese resistance.”
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