By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
On Tuesday, an arms depot north of Baghdad was blown up. The depot was hit by an aerial strike. It belonged to an Iraqi, pro-Iranian militia. Last week, an arms depot south of Baghdad, also belonging to pro-Iranian fighters, was also destroyed by an airstrike.
Sounds like someone is targeting Iranian fighters in Iraq.
The finger is pointing toward Israel.
Israel has, over the past few years, publicaly warned of the Iranian influence in Iraq and has insisted that Iran is becoming a major military force inside Iraq.
Israel now has stealth capabilities. They operate F-35s which can travel without being detected. So it is certainly possible, if not probable, that Israel is testing out its efficiency and abilities by hitting Iranian bases in Iraq.
This is not a new front for Israel, it is an experiment. And while perfecting their capabilities, they are also effectively clipping and trimming Iranian influence and Iranian weapons caches.
Iran is an arch enemy of Israel. At this stage Israel will not strike Iran directly. However, pro-Iranian militias in Iraq are fair game.
Micah@MicahHalpern.com
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