Tel-Chai Nation

The Israeli intelligence sources did a very good deed, by helping to stop an Iranian terrorist attack that was planned on French soil:

Israel's national intelligence agency, ‎the Mossad, tipped off authorities in France last month about an imminent Iranian terrorist attack on French soil, the agency revealed Thursday.

The affair was first reported by Israel Hayom some two weeks ago, without naming the Mossad as the source which provided the life-saving intelligence. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during an American Independence Day celebration on July 4, said in a speech that Iran had planned to bomb a rally of anti-Iranian regime dissidents in Paris, but also did not mention Israel's role in thwarting the plot.

The Iranian terrorist attack on French soil "wasn't thwarted by chance," Netanyahu said at the time, hinting that Israel had a role in preventing it.

Meanwhile, intelligence experts ‎told Israel Hayom that Iran has set up terrorist and intelligence ‎infrastructure across Europe with the aim of ‎assassinating exiled Iranian dissidents and moderate ‎Arab leaders, particularly those whose countries ‎rival Iran in the Persian Gulf.

Now the question remains whether European countries will show some gratitude to Israel for helping prevent danger?

Labels: Europe, France, iran, islam, Israel, jihad, terrorism, war on terror