ISRAELI: Netanyahu Athibitisha Shambulizi Dhidi Ya 'Silaha Za Iran' Kwenye Uwanja Wa Ndege Nchini Syria

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Shirika la habari la serikali ya Syria liliripoti siku ya Jumapili kuwa kombora moja lililofyatuliwa kuelekea Damascus lilipiga ghala katika uwanja wa ndege wa mji huo.

Waziri Mkuu wa Israeli, Benjamin Netanyahu amesema kuwa Israeli ilifanya shambulizi la anga dhidi ya silaha za Iran nchini Syria mwishoni mwa wiki hii.

"Katika masaa 36 yaliyopita, kikosi cha anga kilishambulia maghala ya Iran yaliyo na silaha za Iran katika uwanja wa ndege wa kimataifa wa Damascus," Netanyahu alisema siku ya Jumapili mwanzoni mwa mkutano wa baraza la mawaziri, kwa mujibu wa ofisi yake.

"Mkusanyiko wa mashambulizi ya hivi karibuni inaonyesha kwamba tumeamua zaidi kuliko kipindi chochote kile kushughulika dhidi ya Iran huko Syria, kama tulivyoahidi," ofisi ya waziri mkuu ilisema.

Chombo cha habari cha serikali ya Syria kiliripoti siku ya Jumapili kuwa ndege za Israeli zilifyatua makombora kadhaa kuelekea Damascus, na moja likapiga ghala katika uwanja wa ndege. Shambulizi hilo lilipelekea mifumo yao ya ulinzi wa anga kuzuiwa wingi wa makombora hayo.

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Netanyahu confirms weekend strike on 'Iranian weapons' in Syria

Syrian state media reported on Sunday one missile fired towards Damascus struck a warehouse at the city's airport.

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The last Israeli raid reported by state media was on December 25, when an attack wounded three Syrian soldiers [File: SANA/AFP]

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel carried out an air raid on Iranian weapons in Syria over the weekend, a rare public confirmation of such attacks.

"Just in the last 36 hours the air force attacked Iranian warehouses containing Iranian weapons in the Damascus international airport," Netanyahu said on Sunday at the start of a cabinet meeting, according to his office.

"The accumulation of recent attacks shows that we're more determined than ever to act against Iran in Syria, just as we promised," the prime minister's office said.

Syrian state media reported on Sunday that Israeli warplanes fired a number of missiles towards Damascus, with one striking a warehouse at the airport. The raids triggered Syrian air defence to shoot down most of them.

Syrian state media broadcast footage of what it said was the air defence's firing, with bright lights seen shooting across the night sky. Explosions were heard in one of the videos.

Israel has mounted attacks in Syria as part of its efforts to counter the influence created by Iran, which is supporting President Bashar al-Assad in the war that erupted in 2011.

Many of them have been in the area south of Damascus.

Netanyahu has vowed not to let Tehran entrench itself militarily in the war-torn country.

The last Israeli attack reported by the state media was on December 25, when a missile attack wounded three Syrian soldiers.

A senior Israeli official said in September Israel had carried out more than 200 attacks against Iranian targets in Syria in the last two years.

Source: Aljazeera :: Netanyahu confirms weekend strike on 'Iranian weapons' in Syria
 
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Gadi Eizenkot
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Outgoing IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot this weekend revealed more details about Israel’s war against Iran and indicated Israeli security forces might try to assassinate Qassem Soleimani, commander of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).
In interviews with Israeli broadcasters and The New York Times, Eisenkot revealed that Israel had carried out thousands of strikes against the Iranian axis in Syria and claimed the IDF had won the war against Soleimani’s Quds Force and its proxies in Syria, Lebanon and Gaza.
Eisenkot said Soleimani had made a serious error by trying to build up a 100,000 man-strong coalition of Shiite militias in Syria without having an air force and sufficient intelligence capabilities.
“His error was choosing a playground where he is relatively weak,” the outgoing IDF chief said.
“We have complete intelligence superiority in this area. We enjoy complete aerial superiority. We have strong deterrence and we have the justification to act. The force we faced over the last two years was a determined force, but not very impressive in its capabilities,” Eisenkot claimed.
The Quds Force of the IRGC is responsible for operations outside Iran and has found Hezbollah and the Hashd al-Shabbi umbrella organization of predominantly Shiite militias in Iraq which recently threatened to use force against the US military in the country.
Soleimani used Hashd al-Shaabi to fill the power vacuum in northern Iraq after the defeat of Islamic State’s Caliphate and oversaw virtually every major battle in Syria and Iraq during the war against ISIS.
The Quds commander was also responsible for the establishment of the Golan Liberation Brigade in Syria, which has become an integral part of the Syrian army, and for the reconciliation with the Palestinian terror organization Hamas in Gaza.
Eisenkot also explained why the IDF choose not to invade Gaza after Hamas and the Iranian proxy Islamic Jihad lobbed 460 missiles at southern Israel at the beginning of November last year.
The IDF commander told NYT columnist Bret Stephens that Israel needed to focus on winning the war against Iran and not against what he called a “weak enemy”.
“When you fight for many years against a weak enemy, it also weakens you,” Eisenkot said about the struggle against Hamas in Gaza. He added that the IDF is making “continuous and kinetic efforts” to degrade the military capabilities of Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza.
Eisenkot told Stephens that in January 2017 the Israeli security cabinet gave him a green light to do whatever was necessary against the Iranian military build-up in Syria and Lebanon.
As a result of this decision, the Israeli air force (IAF) used more than 2,000 bombs and missiles in 2018 alone to frustrate the Iranian plan to obtain a permanent foothold in Syria and to equip Hezbollah with state-of-the-art weapons.
Eisenkot claims the Israeli military succeeded in disrupting the Iranian effort to take over Syria and confirmed Iran is now trying to increase its influence in Iraq.
He recalled what happened during the night of May 10th 2018 when Soleimani ordered the launch of more than 30 missiles against northern Israel after the IAF waged a relentless campaign against the Iranian axis in Syria.
While none of the Iranian missiles reached its target, the IAF response was devastating with a fleet of F-15 and F-16 warplanes destroying “80 separate Iranian military and Assad regime targets in Syria,” according to Eisenkot.
The massive assault, which was dubbed ‘Operation Chess’ by the IDF, caused Soleimani to withdraw his forces from the border region with Israel on the Golan Heights and to shift his focus to Lebanon and Gaza where the Quds Force is working in tandem with Hezbolah, Islamic Jihad and Hamas to increase the pressure on Israel.
“Operation Northern Shield”, the destruction of Hezbollah’s attack tunnels, is another example of Eisenkot’s strategy against Iran.
After Israel publicly exposed Iran’s efforts to equip Hezbollah with guided missiles and caused the Iranian proxy to dismantle its new missile facilities in Lebanon, the IDF delivered another devastating blow to Soleimani’s Israel project.
Eisenkot waited for almost four years before he ordered ‘Operation Northern Shield’ which has thus far resulted in the destruction of 6 attack tunnels that Hezbollah planned to use to invade northern Israel in a future war.
By launching the operation the moment the Iranian proxy neared the completion of the project, Israel delivered another devastating blow to the Iranian axis and restored its deterrence vis-a-vis Hezbollah.
As for the southern front, the IDF - with the help of the Palestinian Authority - continues its “continuous and kinetic efforts” to degrade Hamas’ military capabilities.
Israel is now blocking the transfer of funds provided by Qatar to Hamas, while the IDF continues to operate against the Iranian-backed Palestinian terror organizations in Gaza.
At the same time, PA leader Mahmoud Abbas took new measures which aim to squeeze Hamas in both Gaza and the so-called 'West Bank,' - Judea and Samaria.
Last week, the PA withdrew its forces from the Rafah border crossing in Gaza, the only gateway from Gaza to the world, and announced it was discussing “very important decisions against Hamas.”
One of these “very important decisions” could be a cut in the monthly stipends to the families of jailed Hamas’ terrorists who are held in Israel prisons and the rescinding of Palestinian passports for members of Hamas.
Another indication the PA realizes Hamas is endangering its rule over the Palestinian population centers in Judea and Samaria came in the form of a show of force in one of Hamas’ strongholds in Judea, the village of Beit Umar.
Fatah, the ruling faction in the PA, on Saturday evening staged a military parade in the center of Beit Umar waving its yellow flags and wearing military uniforms.
The parade took place a day after the IAF carried out a new airstrike against Iran-related targets in Syria.
Syrian and Lebanese media reported that Israeli fighter planes struck warehouses belonging to Hezbollah and the Quds Force in the vicinity of Damascus International Airport.
 
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Kish (left) and Netanyahu
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Is Israel ending its policy of not assuming responsibility for military operations inside of Syria?
A Likud lawmaker told Arutz Sheva Sunday that the usefulness of the country’s ‘policy of ambiguity’ had declined, and that there was less of a need to avoid openly accepting responsibility for airstrikes on targets in Syria.
In the past, Israel has refrained from claiming responsibility for such airstrikes, in the hopes that in so doing it could avoid forcing the Assad regime to feel compelled to respond in kind.
On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu broke with his country’s long-standing policy of not publicly accepting responsibility for airstrikes in Syria, announcing that Israel’s air force had attacked Iranian weapons depots at the Damascus International Airport over the past few days.
"Only in the past 36 hours the air force attacked storehouses of Iran with Iranian weapons at the Damascus international airport," Netanyahu revealed.
"We are more determined than ever to act against Iran in Syria, just as we promised. Overnight, the air force also attacked in Gaza, and this morning we announced the discovery of the tunnel in the north, possibly the most important one to cross the border into our territory.
Later on Sunday, MK Yoav Kish (Likud), explained the sudden departure from Israel’s ‘policy of ambiguity’ regarding operations in Syria.
“Everyone knows that the State of Israel is fighting against Iran and [Iran’s] efforts to entrench itself in Syria, so to some extent this ambiguity is no longer useful. Add to that the fact that our outgoing IDF Chief of Staff himself said recently that hundreds if not thousands of Iranian targets in Syria have been hit. So I think that to some extent, there is a feeling that maintaining ambiguity is unnecessary.”

“What is important is to convey the message that the State of Israel will not allow Iran to entrench itself in Syria. That is the policy the Prime Minister has pursued, and it is the correct policy – and a crucial one.”
 
Israel anagopa sana Iran kujiimarisha huko Syria japo amewashambulia sana nadhani amewapunguza tu kasi ila kuwadhibiti mazima ni ngumu kidogo. Ila kama Iran ingejaliwa kuwa na jeshi la anga la kisasa na nguvu kama Israel leo tungekuwa tunaongea mengine.
 
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Kish (left) and Netanyahu
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Is Israel ending its policy of not assuming responsibility for military operations inside of Syria?
A Likud lawmaker told Arutz Sheva Sunday that the usefulness of the country’s ‘policy of ambiguity’ had declined, and that there was less of a need to avoid openly accepting responsibility for airstrikes on targets in Syria.
In the past, Israel has refrained from claiming responsibility for such airstrikes, in the hopes that in so doing it could avoid forcing the Assad regime to feel compelled to respond in kind.
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"Only in the past 36 hours the air force attacked storehouses of Iran with Iranian weapons at the Damascus international airport," Netanyahu revealed.
"We are more determined than ever to act against Iran in Syria, just as we promised. Overnight, the air force also attacked in Gaza, and this morning we announced the discovery of the tunnel in the north, possibly the most important one to cross the border into our territory.
Later on Sunday, MK Yoav Kish (Likud), explained the sudden departure from Israel’s ‘policy of ambiguity’ regarding operations in Syria.
“Everyone knows that the State of Israel is fighting against Iran and [Iran’s] efforts to entrench itself in Syria, so to some extent this ambiguity is no longer useful. Add to that the fact that our outgoing IDF Chief of Staff himself said recently that hundreds if not thousands of Iranian targets in Syria have been hit. So I think that to some extent, there is a feeling that maintaining ambiguity is unnecessary.”

“What is important is to convey the message that the State of Israel will not allow Iran to entrench itself in Syria. That is the policy the Prime Minister has pursued, and it is the correct policy – and a crucial one.”
Hawa waIsrael ni wayahudi kweli? au ni machotala wa kizungu?
 
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