Wikileaks reveals strange bedfellows

Of the hundreds of thousands of pages released by Wikileaks the past few years, it was inevitable that some of those papers would show some dark and wierd collusions between enemies.  It would seem to be a case of "keep your friends close and your enemies closer".

I am no fan of Julian Assauge and Wikileaks, but I must admit I am just a curious as the rest of us in finding out some unpleasant truths.

Here are a few recent truths which might make some uncomfortable.


From PRonlineNews Dec 29 by Dr. Avi Perry

Recent WikiLeaks revelations exposed the hypocrisy exercised by Arabs when it comes to the words they verbalize in public or in Arabic as opposed to what they say in private or in English.

WikiLeaks has shown the Saudis to side with Israel against Iran and its nuclear ambitions by making it known that Israel is not the only concerned nation, anxious about Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s aspirations. These unearthed publications revealed a truth, long claimed by leaders of the Jewish state, that Iran poses a threat to the rest of the world, including its Muslim neighbors. It cannot be refuted now. The bully from the Persian Gulf is not only an Israeli concern. Dealing with it forcefully is the masked wish of most Arab leaders as they have secretly pleaded with the U.S. to take aggressive action against Iran.

Most recently, WikiLeaks has confirmed the covert cooperation between the PA’s and the Israeli security forces. The June 13, 2007, memo from the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv has made clear that during the civil war in Gaza that ended with the Hamas takeover, the Israeli security service was provided with all the intelligence that Abbas’ internal security agency collected on Hamas. The Fatah security forces sided with Israel against their Hamas brothers. Surprised? Not quite.

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