’Israel’ Afraid Iran Transfers State-of the-Art Arms to Hizbullah

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The "Israeli" Foreign Ministry director-general Dore Gold expressed his concerns to "The Jerusalem Post" from Berlin that Iran is seeking to transfer state-of the-art weaponry from storehouses in Syria to Hizbullah.

The weapons include the SA-22 [Pantsir- S1] air defense system and the Y‑akhont anti-ship cruise missile, said Gold, who is on his first trip to a European capital for high-level talks.

The Zionist official further told the "Jerusalem Post" that he explained to German officials how the regional situation has become more complicated as a result of the nuclear deal signed last month between major powers and Iran.

Gold alleged that Iran had made efforts to transfer arms to Hizbullah, amid attempts over the last six months to set up a Hizbullah front against "Israel" in the Golan Heights.

If this type of activity has been going on for the last six months, Gold anxiously asked, "then what happens when the sanctions on Iran are lifted, and they get a cash bonus of up to $150 billion?"

He answered: "Iran will then be equipped to radically increase its destabilizing activities along "Israel's" borders."

After the deal was signed by Iran and six global powers in Vienna, "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has been furiously lobbying US lawmakers, holding out hope Congress will vote against it by a strong enough margin to override any presidential veto.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team