Iran's Mounting Involvement in Syria 'Threat to Entire World', Netanyahu Tells Putin

ed note–Chock full of goodies, as the saying goes.

1. When Netanyahu talks about the ‘entire world’ being threatened by Iran’s presence in Syria, what he really means is 2 things–

A. In the Judaic paradigm, Israel is the ‘entire world’. The rest of the world, all 7 billion people, are Gentiles and by definition, are not human and therefore don’t count, and

B. It is a veiled threat that if Israel doesn’t get her way with regards to Iran being driven out of Syria that the Jewish state will make good on its thousands-years-old wet dream of incinerating those aforementioned 7 billion Gentiles.

2. Also note Netanyahu’s statement concerning the ‘internal problems at the White House’ that have ‘made it difficult’ for the U.S. administration to ‘devote time and attention to the matters in Syria’. Those ‘internal problems’ are the direct result of Netanyahu and his extended family members causing the Trump admin so much headache and heartache that they can’t move one degree in any direction without facing a wall of Judaic screeching and hollering, whether it is about ‘RussiaGate’ or ‘StatueGate’ or whatever. The situation as it exists right now, where the US and Russia are finding it increasingly difficult to ‘do business’ with each other as a result of all the domestic noise being generated by the JMSM is exactly the situation that Netanyahu wants/needs and all his noises and gestures SUGGESTING his disappointment/disapproval are nothing but crocodile tears hiding what is a giant grin on his part for all the trouble he and his ‘peeps’ have caused.

As we say here often, as irrevocable as the laws of gravity is that dictum pertaining to the Judaic penchant for dishonesty and duplicity, which can be encapsulated and understood in the following statement coined by yours truly–

‘Fish swim, birds fly, and Jews lie.’

Haaretz

Iran’s mounting involvement in Syria is a threat to Israel, the Middle East and the entire world, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Russian President Vladimir Putin at the start of their meeting on Wednesday. The two met in the resort town of Sochi on the Black Sea, as scheduled.

Netanyahu also told Putin that Iran is filling the void left in Syria that the retreating Islamic State is leaving. “We cannot forget the fact that every day, Iran threatens to destroy Israel,” the Israeli prime minister said. Iran is also behind terrorism, financing and equipping terror organizations, and de facto, controls Lebanon. Now it is working on achieving control of Iraq and Yemen too, Netanyahu said.

Wednesday’s meeting is the sixth meeting between Netanyahu and Putin since September 2015. Netanyahu is expected to fly home later in the day.

Netanyahu will come to the meeting together with Mossad chief Yossi Cohen, the new national security adviser, Meir Ben-Shabbat and Environmental Protection Minister Zeev Elkin. In the afternoon, Netanyahu and Putin will meet in a smaller forum after which there will be another meeting in a larger forum. Netanyahu will fly back to Israel in the late afternoon.

A senior Israeli official involved in preparations for the meeting said that the main topic Netanyahu wanted to discuss with Putin was the cease-fire in southern Syria toward which the United States and Russia are now working. The official said that although the cease-fire was declared a few weeks ago, its conditions have not been finalized.

“Meanwhile, there is really no agreement, but only understandings regarding areas where there will be a cease-fire between the Syrian army and the rebels who do not belong to ISIS [the Islamic State] or Al Qaida,” the official said. “All the rest of the details are still coming together. Therefore this is the time to exert an influence and we want to make a quick and urgent effort to ensure that our security interests are protected. The meeting with Putin is precisely for this purpose,” he added.

According to the senior official, the main problem is that since the cease-fire was declared in early July, relations between Russia and the United States have reached such a low point that Russia expelled U.S. diplomats. At the same time, issues like the crisis with North Korea and internal problems at the White House have made it difficult for the U.S. administration to devote time and attention to the matters in Syria. “We believe that an attempt must be made to bring the United States and Russia together,” the senior Israeli official said. “For a real arrangement in Syria, they have to sit down together. Without cooperation between them it won’t work,” he added.

Israel’s main concern is that in the end the Russians and the Americans will make do with understandings on a cease-fire and will not formulate broader arrangements that delineate how Syria should look after the civil war is over. Such a situation could make it easier for Iran, Hezbollah and the Shi’ite militias brought to Syria by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards to establish a presence there. 

The senior Israeli official said that Netanyahu would tell Putin that Israel believes that after the civil war is over, Syria must be one unified country inhabited only by Syrian citizens. According to the official, Netanyahu will say that Israel believes any arrangement between Russia and the United States must ensure that anyone who is not Syrian leaves the country.

Officials in the Prime Minister’s Office said that Netanyahu was briefed by the delegation that met with the National Security Council in Washington. The U.S. thoroughly understands Israel’s positions on Iran’s establishment in Europe and agreement was reached to maintain continuous contact on the matter, officials added.

Today’s meeting with Putin is part of a broad international endeavor Netanyahu is leading to imbue the international community with a sense of the danger involved in Iran’s establishment in Syria, the officials said, adding that Israel advised the U.S. regarding the trip to Russia.

As in previous meetings between Netanyahu and Putin, Netanyahu is expected to express Israel’s concerns that weapons supplied by Russia to Iran and Syria are being given to Hezbollah. Over the years Israel has raised similar concerns to the Russians, who repeatedly denied the allegations.