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By: Tamara Al-Om

Tamara Al-Om — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:07:53 +0000

You say:

“Iran and Syria have grown very close over the past few years….What brought them together were their perceived common enemies: America and Israel”

I think it is a little more complicated than that. As Jonathan Cook points out in his article ‘Why did Israel attack Syria’ available on Znet:

“The more that Hizbullah, Syria and Iran are menaced by Israel, the more they are forced to huddle together and behave in ways to protect themselves — such as arming — that can be portrayed as a ‘genocidal’ threat to Israel and world order….. In the current reality, these connections are the only power it [Syria] has to deter an attack or force the US and Israel to negotiate.”