A large gathering of Orthodox Jews outside my house. pic.twitter.com/pEkS6RNZ7B
— Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 9, 2014
@JacobWolinsky Not in Williamsburg. Live in Downtown Manhattan. Financial District.
— Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 9, 2014
Group outside now yelling loudly and davening.
— Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 9, 2014
Scene on the ground https://t.co/b0DMQV9Xl0
— Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 9, 2014
Anti-Zionist Jews represented at the protest outside. pic.twitter.com/FIigla3Nhy
— Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 9, 2014
Saudis Bankrolling Israel’s Mossad: More confirmation?
ReplyDeleteNow comes further confirmation of that strange alliance, from Richard Silverstein’s excellent blog Tikun Olam. Silverstein gets many of his scoops from Israeli reporters, often confiding information they’re not allowed to report in Israel. Silverstein also closely monitors the Israeli media.
He has been following the close cooperation between Israel and Saudi Arabia in targeting Syria and Iran. In his latest log he reports,
Shalom Yerushalmi, writing in Maariv, dropped an even more amazing bombshell.
Saudi Arabia isn’t just coordinating its own intelligence efforts with Israel. It’s actually financing a good deal of Israel’s very expensive campaign against Iran. As you know, this has involved massive sabotage against IRG missile bases, the assassination of five nuclear scientists, the creation of a series of computer cyber weapons like Stuxnet and Flame. It may also conceivably involve an entire class of electronic and conventional weapons that could be used in a full-scale attack on Iran. Who knows, this might even include the sorts of bunker buster bombs only the U.S. currently has access to, which could penetrate the Fordo facility. It might include scores more super-tankers which could provide the fuel necessary for Israeli planes to make it to Iran and return. All of this is expensive. Very expensive.
As background to his story, Yerushalmi, cited a recent speech by Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Nethanyahu, referring to the possibility that Arab states, which privately maintain better relations with Israel today than does the European Union, would do so publicly if peace were to break out.
“Nethanyahu,” wrote the Israeli reporter, “referred almost certainly to Saudi Arabia which finances the expenses of the enormous campaign which we are conducting against Iran.”
“The question” Silverstein writes in his blog, “is how far is Saudi Arabia willing to go. If Bibi ever decided to launch an attack, would the Sunni nation fund that as well? The answer seems clearly to be yes.
http://my.firedoglake.com/barrylando/2014/03/08/saudis-bankrolling-israels-mossad-more-confirmation/#