Israel is expected to strike neighboring Arab states
Regional-Israel, Politics, 11/16/2000

In their recent issues the two Jordanian weekly al-Maraa and al-Shahid issued reports that a secret meeting for the Israeli military leadership was held recently had drawn an Israeli plan to launch a war against several Arab states and to reoccupy the Palestinian territories which fall under the Palestinian government.

Al-Maraa magazine said that the report frankly indicates Israel's military intention in that starting the initiative to launch a war against the Arabs is the only solution to eliminate the crisis Israel is witnessing.

According to the said Jordanian magazine, the report spoke of the volume of Israeli fears on the Syrian front and what might happen if Iraq will military move to back Syria and the fears also of an Iranian intervention. These fears have been also consolidated by what were stressed by Israeli military men on the possible non commitment of the Arab states who are linked to peace treaties with Israel to these treaties and consequently take part in the war with Syria.

The paper added, according to the sources that despite all fears and warnings, Israel, according the minutes of the secret meeting is determinant to strike the Arab states militarily and it is drawing solutions for all possibilities.

The " evidence" said on the same issue is that the Israeli intelligence branch presumes that confrontations will start in the day when the Palestinians declare the foundation of their independent state.

The magazine added that most of the Israelis want " a big explosion to take place" because they are overwhelmed by concerns," besides the war of attrition and the insults the Israeli have recently experienced and the feeling that Israel has no partner to making peace.

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