PNN – A Lebanese newspaper reported receiving warning messages about Mossad’s assassination plan against 3 Palestinian leaders and the need to take exceptional measures from Beirut.
According to the report of the International group of Pakistan News Network, the Lebanese newspaper “Al-Diyar” wrote today in a report quoting diplomatic sources that the Lebanese government has received security messages regarding the Mossad’s decision to assassinate three Palestinian officials in Lebanon, and at the top of the assassination list is the deputy head of the Hamas office, Saleh al-Arouri, and the other two officials are Osama Hamdan, al-Aarouri’s spokesman, and Ziad Nakhale, the secretary general of the Islamic Jihad movement.
According to this report, on Friday, French President Emmanuel Macron dismissed the head of the foreign intelligence service, Bernard Eimier, from his post and named Nicolas Lerner as his replacement, a move that many analysts believe was a retribution for Eimei’s revelations during his recent trip to Lebanon.
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According to the obtained information, there are many dangers against these Palestinian leaders that require exceptional measures, which is said to have been pointed out by the head of the French foreign intelligence service to the authorities of this country during his visit to Lebanon in mid-December. This has created doubts about his dismissal and it is said that he was probably reprimanded and dismissed due to the disclosure of this matter. In addition, Paris was not very satisfied with his actions over the past two years, both in the Middle East and the Sahel region in the African continent.
During the current war against the Gaza Strip, the Zionist regime, which has the most record of assassinations in the world, has spoken several times about designing an assassination plan to systematically eliminate Hamas leaders around the world, regardless of its diplomatic or legal consequences in the international arena.
On November 22, Netanyahu announced in a press conference together with War Minister Yoav Galant and Cabinet Advisor Benny Gantz that he has ordered the Mossad to take action against Hamas leaders, including outside Gaza, and all Hamas members whether on the ground or underground, inside or outside Gaza, are like the walking dead. Statements that did not go down well with Tel Aviv security officials because they emphasized the principle of keeping this issue secret.