ISREAL BOMB IRAQ, LEBANON & SYRIA...


The phrase "Isreal is a nation created, ruled and loved by God". Be it a semi god, demi god or the Moon god..., this assertion was proved right when Lebanon Syria and palastine said an Israeli drone attack their country at the weekend and claimed to be a "declaration of war" that justified a military response.

"This allows us to resort to our right to defend our sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity," he added, in a statement released by his office.
Again on Monday, Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad Hariri said his government wants to avoid an escalation with Israel, but the international community must reject Israel's "blatant violation" of Lebanese sovereignty. 

Lebanon attacks


Alleged Israeli drones crashed in a southern suburb of Beirut on Sunday, In a speech hours after one of the drones crashed in the Lebanese capital, Hassan Nasrallah said the Israeli drones were on a "suicide mission".
"Hezbollah will not allow such an aggression," he said in a televised address on Sunday. "The time when Israeli aircraft come and bombard parts of Lebanon is over."

Syria attacks

Isreal also dropped down a bomb Syria, it took place late on Saturday, which reports said killed two Hezbollah members. Later on Sunday, Iraq's powerful Hashd al-Shaabi force, or Popular Mobilisation Forces(PMF), blamed Israel for carrying out a deadly drone attack close to the border with Syria.
On Monday, Iraq's President Barham Salih hosted leading members of the PMF along with the prime minister and the parliament speaker to discuss the catastrophic actions, here are his words;
"These attacks are a blatant, hostile act that target Iraq, Iraqi sovereignty and the wellbeing of its people are a red line."
It stressed the government would take all necessary steps to "deter aggressors and defend Iraq", but believe she cannot threaten military response against isreal.
More attacks
Later on Monday, the PMF said it spotted another drone flying over one of its bases in the northern province of Nineveh, Iraq's military spokesman Yehya Rasool while responding to reporters he said the government had launched a new investigation into Sunday's attack.
When asked what diplomatic action Iraq could take, he said Iraq would wait for official conclusions before resorting to the UN.

Another deadly attack

Earlier on Monday, an Israeli jets also attacked a Palestinian base in eastern Lebanon near the border with Syria, Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported.
Three attacks which came minutes apart struck a base for a Syrian-backed group known as the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command,  an ally of Hezbollah.
There was no immediate comment from Israel on the attack, which agency said hit near the Lebanese village of Qusaya in the eastern Bekaa Valley. Air raids by Israel against Palestinian factions in Lebanon, such as this one, have been rare in the past years.
"It's [the area] believed to be made up of tunnels, linking both countries together," A man who speak under anonymity said the ISREAL carried unto the attack in response to Nasrallah for the statement credited to him.  The bomb was dropped Just in hours after Nasrallah pledged to down any Israeli drone that violates Lebanese airspace.
Hezbollah and Israel fought a month-long war in 2006. The volatile border between the two countries, which remain technically in a state of war, has been mostly calm since that conflict. 
But needless to say ISREAL has never been deafeted in battle.

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