“Israeli” Army’s Censor: Report on Funding Syrian Terrorists Pulled

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“Israeli” Army has forced the ‘Jerusalem Post’ daily to remove its explosive report on the “Israeli” military giving weapons to the Syrian rebels, the newspaper’s managing editor confirmed to RT.

“We were told by the army’s military censor to remove that part of the story,” David Brinn, the managing editor of the ‘Jerusalem Post’ told RT as he replied to a request for comment.

The report, “‘IDF’ confirms: “Israel” provided light-weapons to Syrian rebels,” which stated that the “Israeli” military acknowledged for the first time that it had provided money, weapons and ammunition to the Syrian militants, was removed just hours after being published without any explanation.

It claimed that regular supplies of light weapons and ammunition to the Syrian militants holding the territories near the “Israeli” border were part of the Operation Good Neighbor.

“Israel” has been arming at least seven different armed groups in Syria’s Golan Heights, the report said. It also added that the “Israeli” military believed that providing weapons to the militants was “the right decision” as they sought to keep Hezbollah and Iran away from Golan Heights by such means.

The deleted report comes on the heels of another major disclosure. On Monday, the “Israeli” announced that “Israel” has carried out more than 200 strikes on Syrian targets in the past year and a half.

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