Expert on Iran to discuss Tehran's connection to Israel's war

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Corsi on Fox News tomorrow
Expert on Iran to discuss Tehran's connection to Israel's war with Hezbollah, Hamas

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Posted: July 15, 2006
8:50 p.m. Eastern


© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com
WorldNetDaily columnist and author Jerome Corsi will appear on Fox News at 8:15 a.m. to discuss the the role of Iran in Israel's current conflict with Hezbollah and Hamas.
Multiple sources have told WorldNetDaily Iranian Revolutionary Guard Units reportedly stationed in Lebanon fired many of the Hezbollah missiles that have slammed into the Jewish state the past few days.



Iran and Syria are the largest financial sponsors of Hezbollah. Israel says many Hezbollah rockets were made in or upgraded by Iran, including the missile that struck and disabled an Israeli warship off Lebanon on Friday.

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No part of Israel is safe, Iranian lawmaker says

Despite comments, Tehran denies behind-the-scenes role in fighting


TEHRAN, Iran - No part of Israel is safe in the current fighting with Lebanon, Iran's parliamentary speaker warned Tuesday, referring to the range of guerrilla rockets.
Speaking to a crowd of thousands of anti-Israel demonstrators in Palestine Square, Tehran, Speaker Gholam Ali Haddad Adel told Israelis: "The towns you have built in northern Palestine (Israel) are within the range of the brave Lebanese children. No part of Israel will be safe."
While the speaker is not among the most influential office-bearers in Iran, Haddad Adel's comments call into question the Tehran government's official position that it is not involved in the conflict between Israel and Lebanon.

In his speech, Haddad Adel praised Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, calling him a "brave lion," and argued that the Palestinians and Lebanese had every right to fight Israel because Israel has hundreds of Lebanese and Palestinians in its prisons.
He was also warned that there would be no peace until the United States stopped supporting Israel.
Addressing Washington, he said: "Either cut your support for Israel, or don't expect peace and compromise with the world."
The crowd responded with chants of "Death to Israel!"

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13913014/

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