Here is map that shows the zones of control of Syria as it stands.
As you see most of Syria is under control of the Muslim Brotherhood (FSA) and al-Qaeda (al-Nusra Front).
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Map of Syrian War
by Phantom Ace ( 5 Comments › )Filed under Al Qaeda, Headlines, Muslim Brotherhood, Syria at March 12th, 2013 - 11:23 pm
Lebanese Christians allied with FSA an Syrian al-Qaeda (al-Nusra)
by Phantom Ace ( 2 Comments › )Filed under Al Qaeda, Headlines, Hezballah, Lebanon, Muslim Brotherhood at March 8th, 2013 - 10:15 pm
The Lebanese Christians are a powerless community. Most support Lebanese Forces and the Kateb (Phalange). Otheres support Hizb’Allah stooge Michel Auon. The Lebanese Christian Patriotic factions despise Hizb’Allah since it is a pawn of Iran. Feeling abandoned by the west and left to the mercy of the Hezzies, they have turned to an unlikely ally. Members of the Kateb and Lebanese forces are now openly support the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda.
Mahmoud N. is the commander of a group linked to the Lebanese Forces in Wadi Khaled. He was active logistically within the Salafi offensive under the pretext of “solidarity” with the Syrian opposition in its attempt to topple Assad.
The group consists of about 40 men and has a clandestine office at Mahmoud’s own home in al-Maslabiyeh. According to people close to his circles, he is known to have an old relationship with the US Embassy in Beirut and is in regular communication with Maarab’s security chief.
Another group in the area is linked to the Phalanges, acting in support of the Syrian opposition and led by a Phalangist regional official called Mohammed I. He is linked to MP Sami Gemayel and is assisted by his brother Ahmed. The Phalanges have around 80 individuals active in Wadi Khaled.
The mission undertaken by the Lebanese Forces and the Phalanges is related to monitoring the borders, collecting information on Syrian army deployments, and facilitating the work of the FSA.
The Lebanese Christians are letting their hatred of Hizb’Allah get the better of them.
FSA declares Lebanon an enemy
by Phantom Ace ( 1 Comment › )Filed under Al Qaeda, Headlines, Hezballah, Islamists, Lebanon, Muslim Brotherhood, Syria at March 6th, 2013 - 3:30 am
In a move that Israel has recently taken, the Muslim Brotherhood Free Syrian Army has declared Lebanon as the nation state responsible for Hizb’Allah. The Shia Islamist group has been the real rulers of the once Christian nation. They have used its territory to stage attacks in support of Assad. However, they have bitten off more than they can chew. The FSA (Free Syrian Army) along with their Syrian al-Qaeda allies (al Nusra Front) have the bloodied the Hezzies in combat. Now they are warning hat it will be considered a state vs. state war.
The Free Syrian Amy said that the conflict they have with Hezbollah, which is allegedly fighting against them in Syria, has now grown into hostility against all of Lebanon.
“[Our problem] today has become with Lebanon as a state, it is no longer solely with Hezbollah. It has… turned into an Arab, regional and international issue,” the Anadolu Turkish news agency quoted the FSA as saying in a statement released on Tuesday evening.
The statement also warned that the “future” of the Lebanese-Syrian border “is at risk… in case the attacks on Syrian territory and civilians do not stop.”
The Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaeda Jihadists view Lebanon as part of Bilal al-Sham (Greater Syria). Hizb’Allah is their pretext to seize territory they believe belongs to heir emerging Caliphate.
Al Qaeda ambushes a Hizb’Allah convoy and plans to set up shop in Lebanon!
by Phantom Ace ( 4 Comments › )Filed under Al Qaeda, Headlines, Hezballah, Islamists, Lebanon, Syria at February 26th, 2013 - 11:18 pm
I love the Syrian War! In the latest development, Syrian al-Qaeda and Muslim Brotherhood rebels ambush a Hizb’ALlah convoy carrying fighters back to Lebanon.
Syrian rebels said they attacked and destroyed a convoy carrying Hezbollah operatives and officers of the regime’s army near the Lebanese border on Tuesday.
Trucks carrying the fighters, including a high-ranking Syrian officer, were blown up by landmines planted on the Beirut-Damascus highway after the rebels were informed of the convoy’s route, a statement by the Free Syrian Army said. According to the statement, all of the passengers were killed in the explosion.
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In the second attack, several FSA brigades attacked with mortar shells a Hezbollah artillery position in the Hosh al-Sayyed Ali area inside Lebanon and “achieved direct hits,” according to the statement.
In even better news, al-Qaeda Syrian franchise al-Nusra is preparing to set up up shop in Lebanon.
Lebanon has become an integral part of the plans of al-Nusra Front. Al-Qaeda’s fastest-growing offshoot is seeking to merge Lebanon’s extreme Islamist factions into a united front.
In mid-February, at a location in the barren hills surrounding the Lebanese town of Ersal, H. A. Dergham posed for pictures with dozens of his armed followers. Under the banner of Syria’s al-Nusra Front and behind a table draped with the Syrian “revolutionary” flag, he brandished a rocket-propelled grenade launcher in one hand and made a victory sign with the other.
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The rise of Islamist forces with an ideological affinity to al-Qaeda was aided by the declining influence of Fatah and the other Palestinian nationalist factions in Ain al-Hilweh. Their involvement in the Syrian jihad has bolstered support for their extremist views. This is at the expense of Hamas’ Usbat al-Ansar, to whom they previously used to defer in exchange for protection.
The other main component of the planned Lebanese al-Nusra Front is the so-called Tripoli bloc, consisting mainly of Hussam al-Sabbagh’s group of 300-400 fighters in the city. A number of smaller groups based in North Lebanon and the Bekaa are also expected to join the merged organization.
One proposal, espoused by Sabbagh, is to establish a single Islamic emirate spanning from North Lebanon to the Homs countryside. Another suggestion is to mount a series of surprise actions in different parts of Lebanon, with the aim of suddenly raising security tensions throughout the country, and announcing: We’re here, our time has come.
Al-Qaeda will not stop in Syria. They plan to wipe out Hizb’Allah and take over Lebanon.
