FROM JOSEPH FARAH'S G2 BULLETIN
'Crescent' forecast to 'put end to Israel'
Iraq could be 'bridge' for Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas
Posted: August 15, 2011
9:55 pm Eastern
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WASHINGTON – Pulling U.S. troops out of Iraq at the end of this year could make the country a "bridge" between Iran and Syria and would allow Hezbollah, Hamas, Iran, Iraq and Syria to form the "Shiite Crescent" in preparation for war with Israel, according toJoseph Farah's G2 Bulletin.
With Hezbollah's 50,000 missiles, which can destroy targets in Israel, "the equation will completely change when Syria and Iran join the war," according to retired Brig. Gen. Walid Sakariya, who also is a Hezbollah member of parliament.
U.S. officials apparently share the concern, since they recently have been in Baghdad trying to convince Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to agree to allow up to 10,000 U.S. troops to remain beyond the end of the year.
Maliki, who is Shiite, is an ally of Iran.
 American, Iraqi solders side by side |
WASHINGTON – Pulling U.S. troops out of Iraq at the end of this year could make the country a "bridge" between Iran and Syria and would allow Hezbollah, Hamas, Iran, Iraq and Syria to form the "Shiite Crescent" in preparation for war with Israel, according toJoseph Farah's G2 Bulletin.
With Hezbollah's 50,000 missiles, which can destroy targets in Israel, "the equation will completely change when Syria and Iran join the war," according to retired Brig. Gen. Walid Sakariya, who also is a Hezbollah member of parliament.
U.S. officials apparently share the concern, since they recently have been in Baghdad trying to convince Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to agree to allow up to 10,000 U.S. troops to remain beyond the end of the year.
Maliki, who is Shiite, is an ally of Iran.
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