Imad spotkal sie z jego ofiarami...

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Narescie...(Kul kalb bidzi jaumo...)
On byl no.2 u hizbulow

Major coup in war on terror: Notorious Hizballah terrorist hostage-taker Imad
Mughniyeh killed in Damascus

February 13, 2008, 11:36 AM (GMT+02:00)

DEBKAfile’s military sources report that the Hizballah’s supreme commander and
plotter of major anti-US and anti-Israel terror operations from in the last 25
years reportedly died in bomb explosion in the Damascus district of Tanzim
Kafr Susa Tuesday night, Feb. 12.

Hizballah TV interrupted its broadcasts Wednesday to announce his death,
accusing Israel of assassination.

The elusive Mughniyeh orchestrated the 1983 bombings of the US embassy, which
killed 63 people and wiped out the top CIA Middle East staff. In 1982, He
orchestrated suicide bombings of US Marine and French Beirut headquarters,
prompting president Ronald Reagan to evacuate US troops from Lebanon.

The United States indicted him for the June 14, 1985 hijacking of TWA Flight
847, which resulted in the death of U.S. Navy diver Robert Stethem. He was
also linked to numerous brutal kidnappings of Westerners in Beirut through the
1980s, most notably that of Terry Anderson and U.S. Army Col William Francis
Buckley, who was later murdered.

Mughniyeh was held responsible for the 1992 bombings of the Israeli embassy
and Jewish cultural center in Buenos Aires, in which more than a hundred
people died. After numerous attempts to capture him, the FBI in Oct. 2001 put
him on its list of 22 most wanted terrorist with a reward of $5 million for
information leading to his arrest.

In recent years, he has acted as the Iranian Islami regime’s senior adviser on
terror and its liaison with al Qaeda.

The dead terrorist mastermind’s first mentor was the Palestinian Yasser Arafat
as a member of the Fatah’s Force 17.

Copyright 2000-2008 DEBKAfile. All Rights Reserved.

[browiec1]

No to wersja polska:
wiadomosci.onet.pl/1691672,441,item.html Cos ostatnio Allah
chyba przestal kochac uposledzona umyslowo czesc swoich wyznawcow.

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Syryjska TV podala, ze tam dziwuja sie jak obcy wywiad jest w srodku hizbulow.
Imad zmienial paszporty jak kto inny skarpetki...
Jeszcze wiecej dziwuja sie ze bomba byla zainstalowana na siedzeniu szofera (tam
gdzie "ochrania glowe")...

[grogreg]

Nie mieszaj do tego islamu.
To tak jakby wiazac nazistow z chrzescijanstwem, tylko dlatego, ze mieli na pasa
"God mit uns".

[grogreg]

Bog jest sprawiedliwy.

Moto...

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Ten co jest milosciwy dla okrutnych, w koncu bedzie okrutny dla milosciwych.
Nie kazdy islamista to terrorysta, ale kazdy terrorysta to islamista.

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Tez pamietamy co przykazal Pan:
"Nie ciesz sie Izrael, kiedy wrog twoj lezy...wszyscy jestescie stworzoni z Moja
podobizna"

[odyn06]

Jeżeli jeden wróg Izraele leży, to znaczy że Izrael ma jednego
wrorga mniej.
Posługując się chasydzką filozofią: to, że jeden wróg mniej, to nie
znaczy wcale, że przyjaciół ma więcej.
Został jeszcze Nasrallah...

[vandermerwe]

Wracalem do domu z pracy i widzialem naglowki gazet mowiace, ze
Izrael spodziewa sie ataku w odwecie. I tak spirala przemocy nie ma
konca. Konflikt ktorego zadna bron nie rozwiaze a kazda ze stron
jest przekonana o absolutnej slusznosci swoich postaw.

Pozdrawiam

[wujcio44]

vandermerwe napisała:

> Wracalem do domu z pracy i widzialem naglowki gazet mowiace, ze
> Izrael spodziewa sie ataku w odwecie. I tak spirala przemocy nie ma
> konca.

Całkowicie się z tobą zgadzam. Morderców trzeba zostawić bezkarnych, żeby nie
rozkręcać spirali przemocy.

[grogreg]

Nie chodzi o to czy ktos zostanie beskarny czy nie....
Chodzi o to, ze dla Bliskiego Wschodu nie ma nadziei.

[jopekpl]

wujcio44 napisał:

> vandermerwe napisała:
>
> > Wracalem do domu z pracy i widzialem naglowki gazet mowiace, ze
> > Izrael spodziewa sie ataku w odwecie. I tak spirala przemocy nie
ma
> > konca.
>
> Całkowicie się z tobą zgadzam. Morderców trzeba zostawić
bezkarnych, żeby nie
> rozkręcać spirali przemocy.

Brytyjcycy potrafili tak zrobić i teraz mają spokój,i to dwa razy
najpierw odpuścili żydom w palestynie , a potem IRA wiadomo gdzie.

Nie wiedziałem mosze ze aż tylu Żydów.........

[jopekpl]

mosze_zblisko_daleka napisał:

> Nie kazdy islamista to terrorysta, ale kazdy terrorysta to
islamista.

było islamistami;-)))
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun_Cwai_LeumiPzdr.

poprawny link

[jopekpl]

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun

[browiec1]

Tak swoja droga to troche Mosze namieszales z tytulem:) Bo z tego by
wynikalo ze i ofiary zabojca trafili w jedno miejsce. Chyba ze
ofiary wzieli na widzenie w piekle.

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Mam na myśli ze czekali na niego przy bramach piekła...

[grogreg]

Oj, mosze.....
Przecie dla Was, zydow, pieklo nie jest mejscem "geograficznym", ale stanem
istnienia potepionej (nie na wiecznosc - tak jak u niektorych chrzescijan) duszy.

Hizbule oskarzaja hammas...

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Imad mial spotkac sie w Damaszku z Haled Maszaal (szef hamasnikow,
ktory tam ukrywa sie)
Oni oskarzaja ze Zydzi siedza na ich liniach i wszystko wiedza i tak
doszli do Imada...

[grogreg]

A co to za problem "siedziec na liniach"?
Co jak co, ale Izraelczycy wywiad elektroniczny maja przedni.

Dwa pogrzeby...

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Nikt nie zauważył, kiedy odbywał sie pogrzeb Imada to w drugiej części Beiruta
odbywała się 3 rocznica zamordowania Rafika Hariri takim samym "modus operandi"...

P.S.
wczoraj byla silna explozja w dzielnicy AlBuradz w Gazie.
oczywiscie od razu posądzają Zydow i groza zemsta.
Okazuje sie ze członek hamasu mial sklad rakiet i innych materiałów "domowych"
wiec wszystko trzymal w swoim budynku...

Sunday Times 17.2.2008r.

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Czy to prawda...?

From The Sunday Times
February 17, 2008
Israel kills terror chief with headrest bomb
Uzi Mahnaimi in Tel Aviv, Hala Jaber in Beirut and Jon Swain

NOTHING seemed very remarkable about the short, bearded man who mingled with other guests on Tuesday evening at a reception in Damascus, the Syrian capital, to mark the 29th anniversary of Ayatollah Khomeini’s Iranian revolution.

Yet before the night was over he was dead in the twisted wreckage of his car and the inevitable assumption was that Mossad, the Israeli foreign intelligence service, had killed him with an ingeniously planted bomb.

The news spread rapidly that the dead man was Imad Mughniyeh, an elusive figure known as “the Fox” who had been one of the world’s most feared terrorist masterminds.

Robert Baer, a former CIA agent who spent years on his trail, said Mughniyeh was “probably the most intelligent, most capable operative we’ve ever run across”.

As the Israelis rejoiced, Iran and Hezbollah, the militant Shi’ite group, which together had harnessed Mugniyeh’s expertise, mourned his death at a huge funeral in Beirut, where he established his terrorist network.

Mughniyeh’s mother, Um Imad, sat amid a sea of black chadors, a lonely, sombre figure as mourners held their hero’s picture aloft.

“If only I had more boys to carry on in his footsteps,” she sighed, confessing that she did not have any pictures of him, even from his childhood, as he had taken them away. He was the third of her sons to die in a car bombing.

With a price of $25m (£12.7m) on his head, he was always vigilant. Some say he had had plastic surgery to alter his face in an effort to elude the Americans and Israelis who blamed him for plane hijackings and other bloody attacks which killed hundreds of their citizens in the Middle East and as far away as South America.

He had grown accustomed to living dangerously and there was no reason he should have feared for his safety last Tuesday as he sipped fruit juice at the party at the Iranian cultural centre. Mughniyeh was on fairly good terms with everybody present – almost all the leaders of the Damascus-based militant groups were represented.

At 10.35pm he decided to go home. Having exchanged customary kisses with his host, Hojatoleslam Ahmad Musavi, the newly appointed Iranian ambassador, Mughniyeh stepped into the night.

Minutes later he was seated in his silver Mitsubishi Pajero in a nearby street when a deafening blast ripped the car apart and killed him instantly.

According to Israeli intelligence sources, someone had replaced the headrest of the driver’s seat with another containing a small high-explosive charge. Israel welcomed his death but the prime minister’s office denied responsibility. Hezbollah accused the “Zionist Israelis” of killing its “brother commander” but believed the explosive had been detonated in another car by satellite.

One witness said: “I held his head in my hands, kissed him farewell. His face was burnt but intact and he had received serious injuries to his abdomen.”

Whatever the truth about the bomb, Mughniyeh, 45, died as he had lived – violently. He was a product of the Lebanese civil war that transfixed western governments 25 years ago.

Born in a south Lebanon village, the son of a vegetable seller, Mughniyeh joined Force 17, Yasser Arafat’s personal bodyguard, when scarcely out of his teens. After the Palestine Liberation Organisation was forced to leave Lebanon in 1982, he stayed behind and joined Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shi’ite Islamic group that emerged in 1985 as a militant force resisting Israeli occupation.

He came to the attention of Sheikh Mohammed Fadlallah, Hezbollah’s spiritual leader, and rose quickly up the ranks. He was shaped into a remarkably effective terrorist as, under the auspices of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, the organisation grew into one of the deadliest forces fighting Israel and America.

Western terrorism experts say he was the dynamo behind some of Hezbollah’s most lethal operations. These included the bombing of the American embassy in Beirut that killed 63 people and the attacks on the US marine and French paratrooper barracks that left more than 200 dead. It was Mughniyeh’s decision to kidnap Terry Waite, the Church of England envoy, as he tried to broker the release of other captives.

Another notorious act attributed to him was the hijacking of a TWA flight when an American passenger, a US navy diver, was shot and his body thrown onto the runway.

In the 1990s Israel made him a priority target for his involvement in two attacks in Buenos Aires – the 1992 Israeli embassy bombing, which killed 29, and a 1994 suicide bomb attack on a Jewish community centre, in which 85 died. Then he went to ground. The FBI placed him on its most-wanted list but had to use a 20-year-old photograph for its reward posters.

Despite these difficulties, the CIA came close to capturing him. The Israelis were also hot on his trail. “We tried to knock him down several times in the late 1980s,” revealed David Barkay, a former major in unit 504 of Israeli military intelligence who was in charge of Mughniyeh’s file.

“We accumulated intelligence on him, but the closer we got, the less information we gleaned – no weak points, no women, money, drugs – nothing.”

Mughniyeh lost two brothers, Jihad and Fuad, in car bomb explosions in Beirut. In 2000 he was targeted by an Israeli sniper in southern Lebanon. But in Meir Dagan, who became head of Mossad in 2002, he faced a committed opponent under whose leadership the organisation built a strong record in assassinating Israel’s enemies.

Israel fought a bitter 34-day war against Hezbollah in 2006 to eradicate it in southern Lebanon. It believes that Mughniyeh was instrumental in rebuilding the group after the war, rearming it with Iranian-made Fateh 110 rockets which are capable of hitting Tel Aviv and which it fears could be equipped with chemical weapons.

Informed Israeli sources said that at the time of his death Mughniyeh was working for the Syrians on a terrorist attack against Israeli targets. This was to avenge Israel’s airstrike on what was believed to be a secret nuclear site in Syria last year.

Since Mughniyeh’s death, Israeli embassies and Jewish institutions around the world have been on high alert. “I’ve no doubt the Syrians and Iranians will retaliate,” said Barkay.

Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah’s general secretary, warned in a fiery oration at Mughniyeh’s funeral that Israel had committed a “major stupid mistake”. It was now “open war”, he said.

In Lebanon, a close friend of Mughniyeh was certain that he would be avenged by Hezbollah in an attack that, ironically, he had prepared himself before his death. “Most likely the retaliation when it comes will be one that had been planned and masterminded by Imad himself,” said Anis Al-Nackash, a Lebanese expert on Hezbollah.

He said Mughniyeh had prepared a variety of “spectacular” attacks to be executed by Hezbollah if one of its top leaders was assassinated. These were now being dusted off and updated.

On the day Mughniyeh was buried, Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, summoned Dagan from his cottage in Galilee to Jerusalem.

“It was a one-on-one meeting,” said a source. But it is believed that Dagan was complimented by his boss and told that he would stay as head of Mossad until the end of 2009.

Time will tell whether, as Israel fervently hopes, Mughniyeh’s death has gravely weakened his organisation or if the effect has merely been to harden Hezbollah’s resolve.

Taken out

The Israe

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Hizballah probe claims Israel used Palestinian contacts for Mughniyeh hit

February 23, 2008, 8:48 AM (GMT+02:00)

DEBKAfile’s intelligence report exclusively the findings of a special inquiry
launched by Hizballah to solve the mystery of who killed the master terrorist
Imad Mughniyeh and how.

DEBKAfile’s counter-terror sources stress that, above all, Hizballah was keen to
clear itself of suspicion that Mughniyeh was betrayed by an insider planted by
Mossad, and this report points at Palestinians who are accused of giving him away.

Their investigators claim that the Israeli Mossad tracked him down through the
Palestinian operatives with whom he recently rendezvoused in Beirut and Damascus
to coordinate a new wave of terror against Israel.

The Palestinians he met did not know his real identity, they claim. He posed as
a senior Iranian intelligence officer called Hajj Radwan, who was based inside
the Hizballah command.

This information was leaked to the Mossad networks said to be working under
cover in Beirut and Damascus, who then tipped Mossad HQ in Tel Aviv. They too
did not immediately identif

y Mughniyeh, say the Hizballah investigators – until a description was built up
of his habits and connections. One of these was Hamas politburo chief Khaled
Meshaal. The Israeli agents, it is said, then put two and two together and came
up with the dangerous terrorist Israel and the US had been hunting for two and a
half decades.

Two pieces of information clinched the fix, says the Hizballah report.

One was the type of terror operations he discussed with his Palestinian
colleagues: “Hajj Radwan” laid before Palestinian terror planners mass
high-quality attacks inside Israel in conjunction with Iran and Hizballah. They
talked about scale, targets, funding, weapons and manpower.

No one but Imad Mughniyeh was believed to have the breadth and skill to put
together a complex Palestinian operation of this type and its detailed
cooperation with Tehran and Beirut.

The other clincher was the fact that the “Iranian officer” turned up for all his
meetings without bodyguards. In this Mughniyeh was unique. No other Middle East
terror chief moves without bodyguards, but the Lebanese terror mastermind
trusted nothing and no one but total secrecy. For the Mossad, his lone wolf
habits were a telltale trademark.

The Shiite group’s investigators went on to claim that when the Mossad realized
that Mughniyeh was within their grasp, they ordered two hit teams waiting in
West Europe to set out for Damascus and Beirut.

The Hizballah finds support for its conclusion in the resemblance between the
alleged Mossad modus operandi for killing Mughniyeh and the way Ali Hassan Daib
in 1999, Ali Hussein Salah in 2003 and Ghalb Alawi in 2004, were killed. All
three were Hizballah liaison men who collaborated with Palestinian terror groups
on joint attacks against Israel.

Copyright 2000-2008 DEBKAfile. All Rights Reserved.

[mosze_zblisko_daleka]

Zrodla z Bliskiego Wschodu podawaja nowe ciekawostki:
A. Hizbule nie wydaja Syrii imiona 3 czlonkow, ktorzy wiedzieli ze Imad
ma byc w Syrii.
B. Teraz okazuje sie, dlaczego Iran tak gniewa sie i nasralla denerwuje
sie....
Imad mial byc szefem hizbulow (na miejscu nasarlla). W Teheranie gniewaja sie na
nasralla od czasu wojny 2006r. (nasarlla twierzi caly czas ze wygral) i Imad
dostal wyzsza range niz nasaralla.
Wyglada ze tym razem rece Zydow nie byly w tym "przypadku", ale nikt
tutaj nie jest w zalobie...