Iraqi Intel Believes Israeli Attacks Are Launched From Syrian Kurdish Bases

It is becoming clear since at least 9/11 that the Kurdish regions are becoming territories for Zionist and anti-Muslim campaigns anywhere. Israel has been promoting the Kurdish regional aspirations to divide and sow its influence. Many in the US Capitol Hill are activists for the Kurdish cause. As the report below shows Saudi Arabia under crown prince MBS has been an active supporter for such Zionist causes.

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Officials believe Saudi Arabia is backing attacks  

  

Now that the fact Israel has been attacking targets across Iraq for the past few weeks, Iraqi intelligence is starting to weigh in on details related to the strikes, which seem to be targeting Shi’ite militias.

Iraqi intelligence services now say that they believe the Israeli attacks are being launched not from Israel, but from eastern Syria, more specifically bases belonging to the Kurdish SDF.

This would certainly make it easier for Israeli drones to reach Iraqi soil. Officials say that the SDF and Israel have “an understanding” on the matter, and Saudi Arabia is backing the idea.

This all potentially makes sense, with Israel long aligning itself with the Kurds, and Saudi Arabia almost certainly in favor of any attack on any Shi’ites in the region. Iraqi officials haven’t offered any proof to confirm this narrative.

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