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To: longnshort who wrote (859347)5/22/2015 6:46:51 PM
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ISIS claims could buy nuke...

Isis claims it could buy its first nuclear weapon from Pakistan within 12 months

'We're looking to do something big, something truly epic'



To: longnshort who wrote (859347)5/23/2015 8:26:14 AM
From: joseffy  Respond to of 1575549
 
The latest proof that Hillary just can’t stop the sleaze (Blumenthal crawls out of the woodwork)

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nypost.com ^ | 5/22/15 | RICH LOWRY





To: longnshort who wrote (859347)5/23/2015 8:26:53 AM
From: joseffy  Respond to of 1575549
 
US and Hizballah coordinate spy drone flights over Qalamoun, share US combat intelligence

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DEBKA ^ | May 23, 2015,

For the first time, the US military is working directly with an internationally-designated terrorist organization – a development with earthshaking ramifications for Israel’s security. This partnership has in fact become a game-changer for the worse in terms of Israel’s security ties with the US and has caused an upheaval in its military and intelligence disposition in the region, in at least six respects: 1. To counter US-Hizballah intelligence collaboration, Israel is obliged to reshuffle the entire intelligence mechanism it maintains to protect its northern borders with Lebanon and Syria.
2. Israel finds itself forced to monitor the progress of the US special unit’s interface with Hizballah, its avowed enemy.
3. Israel can no longer trust American intelligence coming in from Lebanon because it is likely tainted by Hizballah sources.

4. Hizballah is gaining firsthand insights into the operating methods of US special operations forces, which Israel’s methods strongly resemble and must therefore revamp.

5. The Hizballah terrorist group is winning much needed prestige and enhanced status in the region from its collaboration with the US.

6. Hizballah’s Ababil drones are in fact operated by the hostile Iranian Revolutionary Guards, which leaves Israel with no option but to overhaul from top to bottom the intelligence-gathering systems employed by its surveillance drones to track Iranian movements in the region.

At the Washington Adas Israel synagogue Friday, May 22, President Barack Obama wearing a kipah "forcefully" objected to suggestions that policy differences between his administration and the Israeli government signaled his lack of support for the longtime US ally.

This raises a question: How do Obama's repeated commitments to Israel’s security square with close US military and intelligence cooperation with an organization whose vow to destroy Israel is backed by 100,000 missiles – all pointed south?