Report: Chaos Opens Door To Attack On Hezbollah – Lebanese-Based Terror Group May Be Targeted While Syria In Turmoil

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WASHINGTON – There are increasing indications the United States and allies seeking the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are working with Sunni allies in Lebanon to take advantage of the chaos and attack the Lebanese-based and Iranian-backed Hezbollah, which supports the Shiite Alawite Assad, regional sources have told Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.

Israel, the sources say, would have an opportunity to launch an attack into Lebanon to eliminate the fighting capability of Hezbollah, which the U.S., Israel and Canada regard as a terrorist group.

Among the “Sunni allies” would be al-Qaida, which already has threatened to attack the Lebanese Hezbollah for its support of Syria’s Assad. Al-Qaida and its Sunni Salafist allies back the Syrian opposition forces seeking Assad’s ouster.

Sources have told WND/G2Bulletin that Hezbollah military forces already are engaged with Sunni forces fighting against Shiites, including Alawites, in and around Tripoli. They add that some of the Sunni units include al-Qaida.

The al-Qaida affiliate, Abdallah Azzam Brigades, which is active in Syria and Lebanon, already has threatened to attack Hezbollah, which would ignite more sectarian violence and conflict in Lebanon, where a protracted sectarian civil war occurred from 1975 to 1990.

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