From: abbasa@ul.ie
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian,soc.culture.pakistan,soc.culture.arabic
Subject: RE: Israel and Khomeini regimes(was Re:Hekmatyar....)
Date: 4 Oct 92 12:59:16 GMT
Organization: University of Limerick, Ireland


In a her bid to cover up her realtions with Israel and her maters, MKO(
an anti-Iran organisation mostly comprised of non-moslems factions, like 
Bahais, and financed by Saddam, CIA, and Musad) is desperately trying to 
fabricate some sort of link between Islamic Iran and Israel. But I doubt
that these kind of tricks will help her a lot. 


It is very well-known fact that America did not send arms to Iran 
willingly, but it was a part of hostages for arms deal. This deal
damaged the credibility of a America as a supper power and since then
she is trying to restore its cerdibility by waging a propaganda war against
Iran. The articles like "Iran and Israel link" are a part of this dirty
compaign.  It is unfortunate to see that some Muslim sounding names are
well ahead than non-muslims in doing this dirty work.

How much Iran "loves" Israel is clearly shown by the following news item.
At time when all of the so-called arab leaders are ready to sell 
not only the arab land but aslo Al-Quds in order to have their throne
secured, Iran backed mujahidin are actively involved in jihad against
Israel.

Asad.

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	JERUSALEM (UPI) -- Israeli leaders, keeping a watchful eye on clashes
north of the border, said Wednesday that a reduction in violence in
south Lebanon would depend on progress during peace talks with Syria. 
	``To our regret, the key in Lebanon today lies solely in the hands of
Damascus,'' said Ori Orr, chairman of Parliament's powerful foreign
affairs and security committee.
	The comment came a day after pro-Iranian Hezbollah militiamen
launched a fierce assault on positions of the Israeli-backed South
Lebanon Army, sparking shooting and shelling that left nine people dead,
including an Irish United Nations peacekeeper.
	The fighting began along the northern perimeter of Israel's self-
proclaimed ``security zone'', a 9-mile enclave north of the
international border that is policed by the SLA. Israel carved out the
enclave in 1985 with the stated intention of deterring cross-border
raids.
	``If there is no progress (in talks) with Syria, there is no chance
that anything will take place in Lebanon,'' said Orr, a former general
in charge of Israel's northern front. ``Lebanon alone cannot control
Hezbollah or any other group.''
	Israeli and Syrian negotiators last week wrapped up a month of peace
talks in Washington, far apart in their discussions about the future of
the occupied Golan Heights and what type of peaceful relations might
exist between the traditional enemies.
	Orr said that Damascus, which has troops deployed in much of Lebanon,
could rein in Hezbollah if it ``made a real effort'' and coordinated
with the militia's Iranian backers.
	``Syria rules in Lebanon but right now it lacks any real incentive to
stop Hezbollah,'' he said.
	Moshe Arens, the former defense minister, also said that Damascus was
decisive in determining the level of violence against the South Lebanon
Army and targets in the ``security zone.''
	``I do not think President Assad orders Hezbollah to undertake an
action, but it is clear that he does not prevent them from acting,''
said Arens. ``This is an old Syrian policy which did not change after
the peace negotiations started.''
	The talks started almost a year ago as part of the Madrid Arab-
Israeli peace process chaired by the United States and former the Soviet
Union.