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 Khaled Meshaal |
LONDON – Agents for Britain’s MI6 intelligence agency have monitored a meeting attended by Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal, Iranian Parliament speaker Ali Larinjani and Saeed Jalili, Iran’s top spy in the Middle East, according to a report from Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.
Larinjani and Jalili had flown from Tehran in an Iranian Air 727 to a military airport near Damascus, and from there they were driven by Syrian intelligence officers to Meshaal’s apartment.
Three Hezbollah leaders arrived shortly after Larinjani and Jalili, and for the next four hours the entire area was guarded by Syrian Special Forces.
The meeting was held in Meshal’s fortress-like fourth floor apartment in a block in north Damascus. It raises a disturbing question of the continued role of Syria in the aftermath of the Gaza war.
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Reports confirm the purpose of the meeting was to analyze why Hamas had failed in Gaza. It began with a discussion of the choice of launch pads for the group’s rockets. There was also close questioning of how many of the rockets had survived the Israeli aerial bombing.
One of the MI6 transcripts reveals Larinjani expressed annoyance at “the poor performance of the Palestinians we had taught in the latest tactics and weapons handling techniques.”
The speaker of the Iranian parliament then said he had been authorized to say Iran would re-arm Hamas with new long-range rockets.
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