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On July 18, 2012, a bomb exploded in one of the seven buses escorting a group of Israelis just arriving in Burgas, Bulgaria, to enjoy a leisurely vacation. The explosion left the Bulgarian bus driver and five Israelis dead and 30 others wounded. None of the travellers in the large group had noticed when a Caucasian man in Bermuda shorts and a T-shirt, wearing a baseball cap and glasses, and carrying a backpack, joined the crowd in the airport terminal and walked with them to the buses.
At the time, he wore a long, blond wig, but a rental clerk would recognise him from a surveillance video, recalling that he spoke English with an Arabic accent, had short hair, carried a wad of 500-euro notes, and seemed upset when he had rented a car.
After six months of investigation, Bulgarian authorities discovered the Canadian bomber's handlers were 25-year-old Canadian citizen Hassan al-Hajj Hassan and 32-year-old Meliad Farah, also known as Hussein Hussein, an Australian citizen. Both reportedly escaped back to Lebanon after the bombing in Bulgaria and are allegedly hiding in southern Lebanon. They are now on trial (in absentia) in Bulgaria for their suspected involvement in the bombing; both are of Lebanese origin and are members of the terrorist organisation Hezbollah.
According to Israeli officials, the Burgas bomber, whose full identity is unknown but was related to the Canadian co-conspirator, according to DNA tests, was selected in part because he was not Lebanese "in order to avoid any suspicions."
This case of Hezbollah recruiting and using operatives of dual citizenship to carry out attacks is not unique to the men involved in the Burgas bombing. In fact, this fits a pattern Hezbollah has long employed, of recruiting operatives with Western complexions, nationalities and passports, and then using these recruits to carry out operations abroad.
In January 2012, Thai police arrested such an agent, Hussein Atris, a dual Swedish-Lebanese citizen with a Swedish passport, trying to flee the country. Intelligence officials surmised Hezbollah had been using Thailand as an explosives hub -- Atris rented the space a year earlier -- and decided to use its on-hand operatives and material to target Israeli tourists. He has since been sentenced by Thai authorities for possession of explosive materials.
On the morning of March 11, 1994, a truck coming out of a department store's underground garage hit a motorcycle taxi in the Lumpini neighbourhood of Bangkok. The driver of the motorcycle had just unknowingly foiled a suicide attack on the Israeli embassy a mere 240 metres away. However, it would not be discovered until five years later, after the arrest of Pandu Yudhawinata, a man of Indonesian descent, that this was a Hezbollah attack, almost a year in the making.
Pandu's involvement with Hezbollah can be traced back to as early as 1981, when he was expelled from university for his Islamic activism in Indonesia and fled to Iran. For two years he received military, ideological and language training, before he was sent back to Indonesia to participate in mainstream activism and demonstrations against the Indonesian government. Pandu admitted to Philippine authorities that he was recruited by and worked for Iranian intelligence in Malaysia, before he was recruited to Hezbollah.
It was then he began working for a man with many names, including Abu al-Ful, who Philippine intelligence identified "as the leader of the Islamic Jihad [Organisation], a special attack unit of Hezbollah in south-east Asia." Investigators soon found more skeletons in Pandu's closet, including links to a series of bombing attacks in 1985-87.
Pandu's arrest revealed further Hezbollah plans in south-east Asia. Called the "Five Contingency Plans," they included a maritime bombing plot targeting US Navy and Israeli merchant ships either docking in Singapore or sailing through the Malacca Straits. "The plan," investigators in Singapore determined, "was to use a small boat packed with explosives and ram it into the target vessel."
Hezbollah acquired forged passports in the Philippines for a group of Indonesian recruits it planned to have infiltrate Israel by travelling through Australia, but Pandu's arrest foiled that plot. Another plan included sending operatives to Australia where, it was mistakenly believed, they could acquire legitimate Australian passports in the hopes they would appear less suspicious travelling on documents from a Western country friendly to Israel. It also considered sending three Indonesian members to Australia for a notional attack -- never acted upon -- on American and Jewish targets during the 2000 Olympics.
Hezbollah is now bogged down in Syria where it has taken significant losses fighting on the side of the Assad regime. And while most foreign fighters going to fight in Syria are Sunnis battling Hezbollah, a small number of foreigners have gone to fight alongside Hezbollah, reportedly including at least one Australian. This marks a significant escalation beyond Hezbollah's traditional fund-raising and procurement efforts here in Australia.
Meanwhile, Hezbollah continues to engage in terrorist operations around the globe at a pace not seen since the late 1980s. Hussam Yacoub, a Swedish Hezbollah operative, now in prison, who carried out surveillance of Israeli tourists arriving in Cyprus, calmly explained to Cypriot police that his actions were standard Hezbollah practice, not acts of terrorism. "I don't believe that the missions I executed in Cyprus were connected with the preparation of a terrorist attack in Cyprus. It was just collecting information about the Jews, and this is what my organisation is doing everywhere in the world."
Today, in light of Hezbollah's recruitment of Australian operatives -- to carry out terrorist operations abroad or fight in Syria -- and its past and present activities in south-east Asia, it is time for the Australian government to expand its proscription of the group, currently limited to its military and terrorist "wings," to the full organisation -- including its political operations. Such distinctions, explains Hezbollah's deputy leader Naim Qassem, are false: "We don't have a military wing and a political one; we don't have Hezbollah on one hand and the resistance party on the other .?.?. Every element of Hezbollah, from commanders to members, as well as our various capabilities, are in the service of the resistance, and we have nothing but the resistance as a priority."
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Very informative and knowledgeable
Khushboo
23-Aug-2020 12:50 PM This whole story is written by a dumb guy who has no knowledge about the glorious past of India. Now pay attention to these points here -
1. Gandhari had 100 sons and a daughter. No matter what but a woman can't physically give birth to 100 children in her lifetime. And age difference between 100 brothers was just a few hours. This fact clearly shows that in ancient times people knew the technology of Test Tube babies. in Mahabharata it's clearly mentioned that 100 children were born in pots in a cave by the help of Vyasa. Therefore niyoga had nothing to do with real sex. It was an act of taking dna from woman and make a test tube baby.
2. Gandhari took a vow to blindfold herself for whole life. Now this was not forced on her, infact she took this vow by her own will because she wanted to live like her husband. Now living blindfolded is a very difficult thing to do but she did it. it shows that in ancient times people were very kind, loyal and honest. They used to stick to their words unlike nowadays where people promise only to break it. So this proves that Bheeshma didn't break his vow not because of he hated women or some other stupid reason. bheeshma didn't break his vow because that was a trend those days to stick to their words.
3. As per Mahabharata, Pandu was a very loving and caring human with no psychological issues whatsoever. He was spending quality time with her wives in a forest when his second wife Madri saw a beautiful dear and forced Pandu to kill him so that she can keep the deer's skin as her mat. Now it's said that everyone gives in when pressurised by children, woman or a King. So pandu indeed had to go to kill the dear. The sage was in the form of dear trying to have sex "Role Play" when got shot cursed the Pandu. in ancient times people had spiritual powers to curse or give boons to people. Now the problem with people is that they deny everything which they don't know anything about. just like some people tried to kill the scientist who proved that the earth was round and not flat. Some people discouraged Wright brothers when they claimed that they can make a machine which will fly. Similarly the dumb author of this story is denying the fact that there is indeed another science called spiritual science which people have forgotten about and which needs to be re-explored.
Stop demeaning the ancient India and accept the fact that ancient indian people indeed were very advanced and they were smart too so they used to hand over this knowledge only to those with good character and moral values to avoid misuse of that knowledge. they didn't hand over their sacred knowledge to dumb assholes like nowadays every other country has atom bombs and machine guns and we see so many wars.
Stop thinking from your ass and open your narrow brain and only then you will understand the history. These literature were not legendary stories only, it's real history. Dwarika city of Shri Krishna has already been found under the sea near gujrat. Scientists have also recovered some gold coins from the ruins of drowned city under ocean with printed Peacock feathers on those coins so that's also proved that the king of that city indeed loved peacock feathers. Pretty soon more evidences will also be recovered.
Raj
19-Sep-2015 18:32 PM so nice story,,but i know many other realities about pandu...
baha ud din
04-May-2014 10:48 AM very thorough and thought provoking..it is time we took a rational view of our epics and puranas in stead of blindly accepting obvious bullshit.
thank you very much.
chandru
10-Jan-2014 15:09 PM You might also want to consider the fact that during niyoga vyaasa cursed pandu's mother (as she was pale or smth) that her child would be fragile and sickly and that could include being impotent.
Vinat Chaterjee
20-Jun-2013 02:58 AM