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Israel Sold American Weapons to Iran With Khomeini’s Approval, Used Money to Fund Likud and Israeli Settlements

At the 2D level, the relationship between Israel and Iran is antagonistic. One is a Zionist state and the other is supposedly an “Islamic Republic”.
In light of Iran’s recent “attack” vs Israel, it is important to remember the actual history between these two countries. At the 3D level, they have worked together very closely.

In the 1950s and 1960s under the Shah’s regime, the Iranian intelligence service SAVAK received training from the Mossad.
The Iraqi Jew Yaakov Nimrodi was Israel’s main man in Tehran.
Even after the puppet Khomeini’s “Islamic Revolution” in 1979, the relationship didn’t sour.
As we know, Khomeini while in “exile” in Paris had already spoken and made deals with the State Department in America, to not actively oppose America.

Israeli military and intelligence officials openly brag about selling weapons to Iran to fight Iraq. During the 1980s it is estimated that Israel was selling over $500 million dollars worth of weapons annually to Iran.
Khomeini himself approved of this.
Just look up the history of the Iran Contra affair. [You will see Adnan Khashoggi and Mr Jeffrey Epstein pop up here in the 1980s doing arms deals]

Israeli leaders have also spoken about how the money made from selling weapons to Iran has gone into funding the Likud party [to whom Netanyahu belongs], and to helping build illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian land.
Iran also continued to openly sell oil to Israel well into the 1990s.

None of this should come as a surprise to those who have studied the Wall Street funding of Hitler. Or the Wall Street financing of Communist USSR and China. The “Sunni” state of Turkey has had an equally close relationship with Israel and only recently did Erdogan say that trade had stopped.
Never think in 2D terms. Don’t get fooled by rhetoric. Always follow the money. It is not worth our time siding with any corrupt politicians or being nationalistic.

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Israel Sold American Weapons to Iran With Khomeini’s Approval, Used Money to Fund Likud and Israeli Settlements

At the 2D level, the relationship between Israel and Iran is antagonistic. One is a Zionist state and the other is supposedly an “Islamic Republic”.
In light of Iran’s recent “attack” vs Israel, it is important to remember the actual history between these two countries. At the 3D level, they have worked together very closely.

In the 1950s and 1960s under the Shah’s regime, the Iranian intelligence service SAVAK received training from the Mossad.
The Iraqi Jew Yaakov Nimrodi was Israel’s main man in Tehran.
Even after the puppet Khomeini’s “Islamic Revolution” in 1979, the relationship didn’t sour.
As we know, Khomeini while in “exile” in Paris had already spoken and made deals with the State Department in America, to not actively oppose America.

Israeli military and intelligence officials openly brag about selling weapons to Iran to fight Iraq. During the 1980s it is estimated that Israel was selling over $500 million dollars worth of weapons annually to Iran.
Khomeini himself approved of this.
Just look up the history of the Iran Contra affair. [You will see Adnan Khashoggi and Mr Jeffrey Epstein pop up here in the 1980s doing arms deals]

Israeli leaders have also spoken about how the money made from selling weapons to Iran has gone into funding the Likud party [to whom Netanyahu belongs], and to helping build illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian land.
Iran also continued to openly sell oil to Israel well into the 1990s.

None of this should come as a surprise to those who have studied the Wall Street funding of Hitler. Or the Wall Street financing of Communist USSR and China. The “Sunni” state of Turkey has had an equally close relationship with Israel and only recently did Erdogan say that trade had stopped.
Never think in 2D terms. Don’t get fooled by rhetoric. Always follow the money. It is not worth our time siding with any corrupt politicians or being nationalistic.

BY Islamic Bookshelf