The Iranian ambassador to Iraq
officially informed about Mossad
activity in Erbil / Iraq and Iranian
countermeasures in his speech
published on September 7, 2024.
[إيران بالعربية, official Iranian site]
"We have documents confirming the presence of cells and agents of the
[Israeli spy agency] Mossad in Erbil, and we had to bomb [them in] Erbil".
تزايد نشاط شبكات الموساد الإسرائيلي في العراق منذ التسعينيات إنطلاقًا من شماله، مثلاً باعتراف صحيفة «تايمز إسرائيل في عددها الصادر في 12 نوفمبر تشرين الثاني العام 2012» خططت شبكات الموساد في العراق مرتين لاغتيال الرئيس العراقي الراحل صدام حسين، الأولى في العام 1992، والثانية في العام 1999، وهو نفس العام الذي اغتيل فيه المرجع العراقي آية الله محمد الصدر
The activity of Israeli Mossad networks in Iraq has increased since the nineties from its north. For example, as the Times of Israel admitted in its November 12, 2012 edition, Mossad networks in Iraq planned twice to assassinate the late Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, the first time in 1992, and the second time in 1999, the same year that Iraqi cleric Ayatollah Muhammad al-Sadr was assassinated.
وتدور الشبهات كذلك حول ضلوع شبكات الموساد في العراق بتصفية أكثر من 5500 عالم ومفكر وباحث عراقي منذ العام 2003 بحسب مجلة المشاهد السياسي البريطانية والقناة الخامسة الفرنسية. كما وجهت إيران ضربات عسكرية على مواقع في مدينة أربيل في مطلع العام الحالي 2024، ووصفت هذه المواقع بـمراكز تجسس الموساد
Mossad networks in Iraq have been suspected of killing more than 5,500 Iraqi scientists, intellectuals and researchers since 2003, according to the British magazine Political Viewer and French Channel Five. Iran also launched military strikes on sites in the city of Erbil in early 2024, describing these sites as "Mossad espionage centers."
[صوت العراق, an Iraqi news center on August 11, 2024]
Historical Background:
Muhammad Sadiq al-Sadr (1943-1999) was born to a Lebanese family.
Following the Gulf War, Shiites in Southern Iraq went into open rebellion. A number of provinces overthrew the Baathist entities and rebelled against Saddam Hussein and the Baath Party. The leadership of the Shiite rebellion as well as the Shiite doctrine in Iraq was split between Ayatollah Al-Sistani and Ayatollah Al-Sadr.
Al-Sadr, based in his Baghdad ghetto where he was unreachable by Saddam's forces, appealed to the younger, more radical Shiites from the impoverished areas of Southern Iraq. The Shiites travelled to Baghdad from these poor areas to join Al-Sadr and his Shiite leadership, and al-Sadr began to establish his secret network of devoted followers. At the same time he became an increasingly prominent figure in the Iraqi political scene.
Shias in Iraq, as well as most international observers, suspect the Iraqi Baathist government of being involved in, if not directly responsible for, the 1999 assassination of Al-Sadr and his sons. Widespread anger at the government's alleged involvement in Sadr's death helped spark the 1999 Shia uprising in Iraq.
Following the fall of Baghdad, the majority-Shia suburb of Revolution City (Saddam City) was unofficially but popularly renamed to Sadr City in his honour. Sadr City was the first part of Baghdad to overthrow the Baath Party in 2003.
تركيا تعلن توقيف عميل للموساد
نفّذ حرباً نفسية ضد فلسطينيين وموّل عملاء لجمع معلومات ميدانية من سوريا
Turkey announces the arrest of a Mossad agent.
He carried out psychological warfare against Palestinians
and funded agents to gather field information from Syria.
[الشرق الأوسط on September 8, 2024. Photo of the alleged agent
arrested in Istanbul, as distributed by Turkish security services.]
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