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| What type of Middle East will the IDF meet after COVID-19? |
| 2020-05-02 |
| [JPost] - The global battle against the novel coronavirus might have overtaken the news cycle, but under the radar, Israel’s shadow war against Iran has yet to miss a beat. Just look at the past two weeks. On April 18, two missiles targeted a Jeep Cherokee driving along the Syrian border with Lebanon. The first missed and the second hit. Two days later, close to a dozen missiles struck a military base near Palmyra. And on Monday night, another strike took place south of Damascus, killing around 10 people, some openly identified as Iranian operatives. There were also four known attacks in March: one at the beginning of the month against a Hezbollah operative involved in a sniper attack against Israel; another a few days later against Iranian bases in the north of the country; and a third toward the end of the month against Iranian militias near the city of Homs. In the middle of the month, a top Iranian commander was killed in Syria. And the list goes on — there were at least four known airstrikes in February, and another two in January. By whom? Ah. That remains a mystery. California Highway Patrol enforcing CV19 social distancing rules? |
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| Posted by: Woodrow 2020-05-02 07:12 |