Syria’s military plan to confront Israel

After the Israeli accu­sa­tions of Syria trans­ferred Scud mis­siles are ridiculed even by Israel’s clos­est Arab coun­try ally Egypt say­ing these accu­sa­tions are laugh­able, and even Israeli Defense Min­is­ter Ehud Barak started to play down these accu­sa­tions say­ing that Israel assumes that Syria trans­ferred these Scud mis­siles to Hizbal­lah (funny: a week ago Israeli offi­cials told the media that Syria began to train Hizbal­lah how to oper­ate the Scuds).

Kuwaiti news­pa­per Al-Rai pub­lished today the Syr­ian mil­i­tary plan to con­front any Israeli attack on both Lebanon and Syria:

Israel, is not aware of the sur­prises of the Syr­ian mil­i­tary lead­er­ship because Syria says very lit­tle about its mil­i­tary power.

Syria will divide the mil­i­a­try oper­a­tions into two mil­i­tary fronts:

A: the Lebanese front, a bout 16 km long where the tac­tics will be used is defen­sive maneu­vers to drain the Israeli advance.

B: the Syr­ian front, about 60 km long where Syria will use a mobile defense tac­tics on the flat land, tak­ing into account the Israeli air supe­ri­or­ity, allow­ing the rapid advances of the Israeli tanks, to be at the expo­sure of the tanks hunters (anti-tank missiles).

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5 Responses to Syria’s military plan to confront Israel

  1. scott sullivan says:

    Assad will crush Ahmadinejad

    The good news is that Syr­ian Pres­i­dent Bashar Assad’s pro­posal to trans­fer Scud mis­siles to Hezbol­lah cre­ates an oppor­tu­nity for the US to pre­vail over today’s Nazis in the Mid­dle East. Today’s Nazis con­sist of Iran and Ger­many. Iran wants to open a strate­gic cor­ri­dor that would extend from Ger­many to Croa­tia, Turkey, through Iran to Pak­istan. This strate­gic cor­ri­dor would per­mit Iran to move nuclear tech­nol­ogy to Ger­many and ter­ror­ists from hot spots in the Balkans and the Cau­ca­sus to the world’s most sophis­ti­cated train­ing camps in Pakistan.

    Assad’s deci­sion to trans­fer Scud mis­siles to Hezbol­lah will embolden and strengthen the anti-Nazi and anti-Iran front of the Arab states, who are back­stopped by Rus­sia and France.

    In real­ity, Assad has already crushed Ahmadine­jad. Through­out the past week, Assad and his ini­tia­tive have dom­i­nated the news reports from the Mid­dle East. Assad has uni­fied the Arabs behind his lead­er­ship, as evi­denced by reports that seri­ous nego­ti­a­tions are under­way between Syria, Egypt and Saudi about con­ven­ing an Arab Sum­mit, while Iran — the self-proclaimed leader of the Islamic world, is bypassed.

    Mean­while, Rus­sia is boost­ing Assad. Ten days ago a Russ­ian nuclear pow­ered cruiser made a port call to Syria, while bypass­ing Iran. Need­less to say, Ahmadine­jad was not amused, nor was he amused by Russia’s deliv­er­ies last week of a large num­ber of advanced weapons to Syria, while Rus­sia ignored Iran.

    Where was Iran’s Nazi pres­i­dent Ahmadine­jad as Assad rose to promi­nence as the true leader of the Islamic world, Instead of defend­ing Iran’s inter­ests by pro­mot­ing diplo­matic ini­tia­tives of his own, Ahmadine­jad avoided the media alto­gether by tak­ing refuge in Zim­babwe! As a result of Ahmadinejad’s pas­siv­ity, he has lost more inter­na­tional sup­port. Even Hamas — which until now had been pro-Iran — has refrained from call­ing for a larger Iran­ian role in address­ing pres­i­dent Assad’s initiative,

    The first signs of Ahmadinejad’s polit­i­cal decline emerged dur­ing Lebanon’s last cri­sis in Decem­ber 2009. At that time, Ahmadine­jad called for a uni­fied Arab mil­i­tary front under his per­sonal com­mand to con­front Israel. In fact, not a sin­gle Arab state responded to Ahmadinejad’s call for war with Israel,. Even Hizbol­lah stayed on the side­lines. Only Hamas took mil­i­tary action against Israel, on the basis of Iran­ian secu­rity guar­an­tees, which proved worth­less when Israel took reprisals against Hamas and Iran offered no support.

    The rise of Assad as the chief power bro­ker for the Mid­dle East will have a sig­nif­i­cant impact on polit­i­cal devel­op­ments in Iraq. In brief, Ahmadine­jad has given an enor­mous boost to the appeathe rise of Assad will bring good news for his Iraqi pro-arab allies such as Muq­tada al Sadr and bad news for pro-Iran lead­ers and fac­tions such as the Badr Brigade, SCIRI, the Kurds, and pro-Iran politi­cians like Nouri al Maliki,

  2. scott sullivan says:

    Revi­sion (with para­graphs) 4.25.10
    Assad will crush Ahmadine­jad
    The good news is that Syr­ian Pres­i­dent Bashar Assad’s pro­posal to trans­fer Scud mis­siles to Hezbol­lah cre­ates an oppor­tu­nity for the US to pre­vail over today’s Nazis in the Mid­dle East. Today’s Nazis con­sist of Iran and Ger­many. Iran wants to open a strate­gic cor­ri­dor that would extend from Ger­many to Croa­tia, Turkey, through Iran to Pakistan.

    This strate­gic cor­ri­dor would per­mit Iran to move nuclear tech­nol­ogy to Ger­many as well as Islamic and fas­cist ter­ror­ists from hot spots in the Balkans and the Cau­ca­sus to the world’s most sophis­ti­cated train­ing camps in Pak­istan. Iran’s goal for assist­ing Ger­many devel­op­ment of nuclear weapons is to break Ger­many away from its close ties with the US since WW II. With the devel­op­ment of an inde­pen­dent nuclear deter­rent, and as Obama leads the US into iso­la­tion­ism, Ger­many could com­pel the West­ern Euro­pean states to acknowl­edge the fal­sity of the Holo­caust and admit that the vic­tors of WW II con­cocted the myth of the Holo­caust as a means to steal Ger­man ter­ri­tory and com­pen­sa­tion for war crimes.

    Assad’s deci­sion to trans­fer Scud mis­siles to Hezbol­lah will embolden and strengthen the anti-Nazi and anti-Iran front of the Arab states, who are back­stopped by the US, Rus­sia, France and the while Assad will demor­al­ize the Mid­dle East[s pro– Nazi axis that con­sists of Iran and Iran’s Kur­dish allies.

    In real­ity, Assad has already crushed Ahmadine­jad. Through­out the past week, Assad and his ini­tia­tive have dom­i­nated the news reports from the Mid­dle East. Assad has already uni­fied the Arabs behind his lead­er­ship, as evi­denced by reports that seri­ous nego­ti­a­tions are under­way between Syria, Egypt and Saudi about con­ven­ing an Arab Sum­mit, while Iran — the self-proclaimed leader of the Islamic world, is bypassed.

    Mean­while, Rus­sia is boost­ing Assad. Ten days ago a Russ­ian nuclear pow­ered cruiser made a port call to Syria, while bypass­ing Iran. Need­less to say, Ahmadine­jad was not amused, nor was he amused by Russia’s deliv­er­ies last week of a large num­ber of advanced weapons to Syria, while Rus­sia ignored Iran.

    Where was Iran’s Nazi pres­i­dent Ahmadine­jad as Assad rose to promi­nence as the true leader of the Islamic world, Instead of defend­ing Iran’s inter­ests by pro­mot­ing diplo­matic ini­tia­tives of his own, Ahmadine­jad avoided the media alto­gether by tak­ing refuge in Zim­babwe! As a result of Ahmadinejad’s pas­siv­ity, he has lost more inter­na­tional sup­port. Even Hamas — which until now had been pro-Iran — has refrained from call­ing for a larger Iran­ian role in Pres­i­dent Assad’s Scuds initiative.

    The first signs of Ahmadinejad’s polit­i­cal decline emerged dur­ing Lebanon’s last cri­sis in Decem­ber 2009. At that time, Ahmadine­jad called for a uni­fied Arab mil­i­tary front under his per­sonal com­mand to con­front Israel. In fact, not a sin­gle Arab state responded to Ahmadinejad’s call for war with Israel,. Even Hizbol­lah stayed on the side­lines. Only Hamas took mil­i­tary action against Israel, on the basis of Iran­ian secu­rity guar­an­tees, which proved worth­less when Israel took reprisals against Hamas and Iran offered no defense support.

    In fact, Ahmadine­jad erred badly by under­es­ti­mat­ing Syr­ian and Russ­ian anx­i­ety over Iran’s moves against Iraq and the Arabs. Ahmadine­jad also under­es­ti­mated the deep nature of the Syrian-Russian part­ner­ship on missile-related issues; for exam­ple, Syria offered Rus­sia mis­sile bases on its ter­ri­tory to com­pen­sate for the deci­sion made by the Czech Repub­lic and Poland to put U.S. anti-missile facil­i­ties on their ter­ri­tory. Finally, Ahmadine­jad also under­es­ti­mated Syr­ian and Russ­ian con­cerns about his out­reach to Hugo Chavez and other Nazis on the issue of holocaust-denial.

    Ahmadine­jad did not fore­see the rise of Assad as the chief power bro­ker for the Mid­dle East, which will have a sig­nif­i­cant impact on polit­i­cal devel­op­ments in Iraq. In brief, Ahmadine­jad has given an enor­mous boost to the rise of Assad whose ascent will be good news for his Iraqi pro-Arab allies, such as Muq­tada al Sadr, and will be bad news for pro-Iran lead­ers and fac­tions such as the Badr Brigade, SCIRI, the Kurds, and pro-Iran politi­cians like Nouri al Maliki.

  3. mike jr. says:

    scott sul­li­van,
    Iran­ian Pres­i­dent Mah­moud Ahmadine­jad and Syr­ian Pres­i­dent Bashar Assad are allies. Try retak­ing pro­pa­ganda 101. Most peo­ple pass the 2nd time .…

  4. scott sullivan says:

    To Mike Jr,

    Hitler and Stalin were once allies too.

  5. Realist says:

    This is an aston­ish­ing exer­cise in delu­sional pro­pa­ganda. The real Nazis of the mod­ern age are the Israelis (obvi­ously) they are com­mit­ting racist geno­cide right now this very moment, geno­cide by the death by a thou­sand cuts tech­nique. The Israelis are ultra­na­tion­al­ists who believe they are a race of supe­rior beings ordained by god and all other races are infe­rior and deserve to die.

    Recently an Israeli politi­cian announced that Israel would “bomb Syria into the stone age”. It is con­duct like that which dri­ves Syria into Irans cor­ner along with Lebanon and other nations like Sudan. I find it laugh­able to sug­gest Assad and Ahmedine­jad are rivals.

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