Good News in Syria

[Will Williams]

Israel's rocket attacks on her neighbors will not go unanswered.
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Syria suffers third night of ‘Israeli strikes’
1 Apr, 2023 23:07
The latest air raid reportedly targeted the central Homs province, following strikes on Damascus Syria suffers third night of ‘Israeli strikes’

Syria's air defenses have been activated in response to a wave of “Israeli aggression” for the third time in four days, the state Syrian Arab News Agency reported on Sunday.

The attack came from the Lebanese airspace at around 00:35am local time, targeting the city of Homs and its surroundings, an unnamed military official told SANA. The military source confirmed “some material damages” and at least five injuries among soldiers, after air defenses failed to intercept some of the missiles.

The latest air raid came after two nights of strikes on the Syrian capital and its suburbs. The first barrage of missiles hit Damascus early on Thursday, shortly after midnight local time. The Syrian military blamed the IDF for the attack that came from the direction of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and injured at least two soldiers in addition to causing some “material damage.”

Another wave of missiles targeted a location in the Damascus countryside the next night, around 12:17am local time, but caused no casualties, according to the Syrian military.

Iran vows revenge for 'criminal' Israeli attackREAD MORE: Iran vows revenge for 'criminal' Israeli attack
However, Iran later confirmed that a military instructor from its Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) was killed in the Friday strike, promising that Israel’s “criminal” act would not go “unanswered.”

Read more, here: https://www.rt.com/news/573988-syria-st ... ird-night/

[Supremely White]

Israel is so
ungrateful to those Somali turds. Wasn’t the ZOG responsible for making Europe and Britain accept all those feral primitive savage black rapist fake refugees into their formerly White lands? Maybe they attacked Somalia for not sending all the rest of them to Europe, so they could expand Israel into Somalia and take it as their own? I am no fan of any of those countries and their population to say the least, but I hope Iran kicks Israel’s ass.

But knowing that Israel runs our country, these kikes will demand foreign aid from our taxpayers, like that Ukrainian jew bastard leader did for his war with Russia, and then they’ll pull the strings of our shabbos goy in chief to drag our country into their war,, because, as too many of our past presidents have said, “Israel is our ally “.

[Will Williams]

Israel's rocket attacks on her neighbors will not go unanswered. [...]
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Syria suffers third night of ‘Israeli strikes’
1 Apr, 2023 23:07
The latest air raid reportedly targeted the central Homs province, following strikes on Damascus Syria suffers third night of ‘Israeli strikes’
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More good news: https://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsConten ... -rock.aspx

It's reported that Israel is moving her "Iron Dome" missile intercept systems around to protect from the incoming missiles of her neighboring enemies. She needs more, however, but they are on backorder. However, it was not reported from whom these Iron Dome systems are backordered. Guess who supplies her with Iron Domes. https://www.bing.com/search?q=Who%20sup ... orm=THSRCH

Iron Dome is an Israeli air defense system that intercepts short-range rockets and artillery fired by militants in Gaza and Lebanon123. It has radar, command-and-control, and interceptor components12. It became operational in 2011 and has been around 90% effective in destroying incoming projectiles45. The U.S. has provided funding and manufacturing for Iron Dome since 20114. Iron Dome is not designed to counter large, guided missiles

Update 2: Israel intercepts Lebanon
rocket fire, retaliates with strikes
AFP , Thursday 6 Apr 2023
The Israeli army said it intercepted rocket fire from Lebanon Thursday, a day after clashes between Israeli police and Palestinians inside Islam's third-holiest site drew warnings of retaliation from around the region.


File Photo: Israel s Iron Dome aerial defense system is activated to intercept a rocket launched from the Gaza Strip, controlled by the Palestinian Hamas movement, above the southern Israeli city of Ashdod, on May 12, 2021. AFP

Egypt's parliament, Arab Parliamentary Union condemn Israel's attacks on Palestinians in Al-Aqsa Mosque
UN chief 'shocked' by violence of Israeli security forces at mosque: Spokesman
Egypt's ِAl-Azhar condemns new Israeli 'terrorist act' against Al-Aqsa
"A rocket was fired from Lebanon into Israeli territory and was successfully intercepted," an army statement said as Israeli media reported a "salvo" of projectiles had been fired.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which came amid heightened tensions after Israeli police clashed with Palestinians inside Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque before dawn Wednesday and again in the evening.

In response to the rocket fire, Israel struck targets in southern Lebanon, said Lebanon's National News Agency without reporting any casualties.

According to the Lebanon report, Israeli artillery fired "several shells from its positions on the border" towards the outskirts of two villages after the launch of "several Katyusha type rockets" at Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was "receiving continuous updates about the security situation and will conduct an assessment with the heads of the security establishment," his office said.

Israeli emergency services reported a man had been lightly wounded by shrapnel and a female was injured while running to a shelter.

Warning sirens sounded in the town of Shlomi and in Moshav Betzet and the Galilee in northern Israel, the army said.

Defence Minister Yoav Gallant had been briefed on the details of the events on Israel's northern border, a ministry spokesman said.

"The minister will soon conduct a situation assessment with senior officials in the defence establishment," he added.

Al-Aqsa clashes

Israeli riot police had on Wednesday stormed the prayer hall of Al-Aqsa mosque in a pre-dawn raid aiming to dislodge Palestinian worshipers they said had barricaded themselves inside.

The violence, during both the Jewish Passover and the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, sparked an exchange of rockets and air strikes with militants in the Gaza Strip, with fears of further escalation.

Lebanon's pro-Iranian armed movement Hezbollah had warned earlier Thursday it would support "all measures" that Palestinian groups may take against Israel after the clashes.

Shia militant group Hezbollah is the only Lebanese faction that kept its weapons after the end of the country's 1975-1990 civil war.

"Hezbollah forcefully denounces the assault carried out by the Israeli occupation forces against the Al-Aqsa mosque compound and its attacks on the faithful," Hezbollah said in a statement.

Hezbollah, an arch foe of Israel, has close ties with the Islamist movement Hamas, which rules Gaza, and with the Islamic Jihad militant group, which is also based in the coastal enclave.

The last rocket fired from Lebanon into Israel was in April 2022.

Security incidents occur from time to time in the border area between Lebanon and Israel, which is guarded by the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.

[JohnUbele]

Related:

Rocket barrages fired from Lebanon as Hezbollah warns Israel over Aqsa Mosque raids

"...At least 30 rockets have reportedly been launched from southern Lebanon into the Israeli-occupied territories in retaliation for raids by Israeli forces that stormed the al-Aqsa Mosque compound overnight and attacked Palestinian worshipers as they were observing the holy month of Ramadan.

According to the Israeli public broadcaster KAN, the projectiles slammed into the Western and Upper Galilee areas in the northern part of the territories, with some causing injuries and damage..."

Source:
https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2023/04/0 ... sque-raids

[Will Williams]

The Gulf states have their own reasons for reaching out to Assad, but they need to understand that Washington will not exempt them from most of its multilayered Syria sanctions without substantial change in the regime’s posture.

Two months following the devastating earthquake that rocked southern Turkey and northern Syria on 6 February, Syria is apparently being welcomed back to the “Arab fold.” Bashar al-Assad has visited Oman and the United Arab Emirates (including with his wife, Asma), Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad has visited Cairo, and Damascus has hosted nine different delegations of Arab officials, including the Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE. There are reports Gulf heavyweight Saudi Arabia may extend an invitation to Bashar to attend the Arab summit in May. Beyond the fold, al-Assad also has visited his allies in Moscow and welcomed Iran’s Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian and Iranian Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander Esmail Qaani, not one, but two times.

Shortly after US President Biden took office in 2021, Amman and Abu Dhabi launched separate outreach efforts to al-Assad, albeit with slightly different goals in mind. Hobbled by hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees, on top of refugees from Iraq and elsewhere, and with a closed northern border that restricted lucrative transit traffic from the Levant to the Arab Gulf, Jordan reopened Jaber—their main northern border crossing with Syria.

Amman, together with Egypt, also developed a scheme to move Egyptian and Israeli natural gas and electricity generated in Jordan across Syria to Lebanon, whose energy sector has essentially collapsed. In exchange, al-Assad would receive an 8% in kind payment of gas and electricity, which is in very short supply due to wartime damage and sanctions restricting spare parts...

More, here: https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/pol ... -bad-syria

[JohnUbele]

The Gulf states have their own reasons for reaching out to Assad, but they need to understand that Washington will not exempt them from most of its multilayered Syria sanctions without substantial change in the regime’s posture.

Two months following the devastating earthquake that rocked southern Turkey and northern Syria on 6 February, Syria is apparently being welcomed back to the “Arab fold.” Bashar al-Assad has visited Oman and the United Arab Emirates (including with his wife, Asma), Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad has visited Cairo, and Damascus has hosted nine different delegations of Arab officials, including the Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE. There are reports Gulf heavyweight Saudi Arabia may extend an invitation to Bashar to attend the Arab summit in May. Beyond the fold, al-Assad also has visited his allies in Moscow and welcomed Iran’s Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian and Iranian Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander Esmail Qaani, not one, but two times.

Shortly after US President Biden took office in 2021, Amman and Abu Dhabi launched separate outreach efforts to al-Assad, albeit with slightly different goals in mind. Hobbled by hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees, on top of refugees from Iraq and elsewhere, and with a closed northern border that restricted lucrative transit traffic from the Levant to the Arab Gulf, Jordan reopened Jaber—their main northern border crossing with Syria.

Amman, together with Egypt, also developed a scheme to move Egyptian and Israeli natural gas and electricity generated in Jordan across Syria to Lebanon, whose energy sector has essentially collapsed. In exchange, al-Assad would receive an 8% in kind payment of gas and electricity, which is in very short supply due to wartime damage and sanctions restricting spare parts...

More, here: https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/pol ... -bad-syria

Hello Mr. Chairman,

Thank you very much for posting these developments.

It's surprising to me that things are moving as quickly as they are in the Middle East, but I think at the end of the day all of this will result in Israel being put under much greater pressure and through this, I think that Global Jewry will also be put under greater pressure.

Usually I am a pretty negative person about things, but it seems that there could actually be a light at the end of the tunnel and hopefully somehow Jewish power will be diminished greatly, if not broken completely.

[Jim Mathias]

The Gulf states have their own reasons for reaching out to Assad, but they need to understand that Washington will not exempt them from most of its multilayered Syria sanctions without substantial change in the regime’s posture.

Two months following the devastating earthquake that rocked southern Turkey and northern Syria on 6 February, Syria is apparently being welcomed back to the “Arab fold.” Bashar al-Assad has visited Oman and the United Arab Emirates (including with his wife, Asma), Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad has visited Cairo, and Damascus has hosted nine different delegations of Arab officials, including the Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE. There are reports Gulf heavyweight Saudi Arabia may extend an invitation to Bashar to attend the Arab summit in May. Beyond the fold, al-Assad also has visited his allies in Moscow and welcomed Iran’s Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian and Iranian Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander Esmail Qaani, not one, but two times.

Shortly after US President Biden took office in 2021, Amman and Abu Dhabi launched separate outreach efforts to al-Assad, albeit with slightly different goals in mind. Hobbled by hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees, on top of refugees from Iraq and elsewhere, and with a closed northern border that restricted lucrative transit traffic from the Levant to the Arab Gulf, Jordan reopened Jaber—their main northern border crossing with Syria.

Amman, together with Egypt, also developed a scheme to move Egyptian and Israeli natural gas and electricity generated in Jordan across Syria to Lebanon, whose energy sector has essentially collapsed. In exchange, al-Assad would receive an 8% in kind payment of gas and electricity, which is in very short supply due to wartime damage and sanctions restricting spare parts...

More, here: https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/pol ... -bad-syria

Hello Mr. Chairman,

Thank you very much for posting these developments.

It's surprising to me that things are moving as quickly as they are in the Middle East, but I think at the end of the day all of this will result in Israel being put under much greater pressure and through this, I think that Global Jewry will also be put under greater pressure.

Usually I am a pretty negative person about things, but it seems that there could actually be a light at the end of the tunnel and hopefully somehow Jewish power will be diminished greatly, if not broken completely.

We may hasten the decline of Jewish power by committing ourselves (and encouraging other Whites) in meaningful ways to a cause greater than one's own self. The strength of the National Alliance is in many things such as discipline, perserverance over time, and other things, but it all starts by our racial kinsmen to make that commitment to us.