’Israeli’ Arms, Devices with Al-Qseir’s Armed Groups

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"Israel" support to Syria rebels is no more to be questioned.

This comes as al-Manar TV revealed Friday the existence of "Israeli" weapons with the armed groups in Syria.

In details, the channel broadcasted images of arms bearing Hebrew inscriptions and that were found in the Syrian town of al-Qseir, recently under the control of the Syrian Army.

The channel's reporter showed the various weapons, including a 120mm flare.
In the broadcast, the reporter explained that ""Israeli" side-arms and heavy weapons" were found in the town, including "Uzis, found more than once, "Israeli" communications devices and heavy rockets."

The reporter is shown picking up a bomb shell, on which the inscriptions "120mm," "flare" and "mark 3" in Hebrew are seen.
"Many bombs of this type and make have been found," he adds.

In response to this announcement, "Israel" found no way out of admitting that the shells belong to its army.
Thus, the "Israeli" army confirmed that the images show an "Israeli" 120mm shell. However, it claimed that such shells are used "as a flare only", meaning it is not volatile and cannot hurt people or property.

Moreover, the reporter showed an "Israeli" gas mask, which he said could have been used by the armed militants against gas attacks.

"It was found in one of the cars," he said, "meaning this is a lot bigger than what can be described and talked about. This is an RPG. This weapons can be easily found. Any armed group can get it, anywhere. But even these rockets are inscribed in Hebrew," he added.

Source: Ynet, Edited by website team