PrintJune 23, 2010
Israeli Planes Reportedly Spotted in Saudi Arabia
The Jerusalem Post reports that Israeli planes have been spotted flying into Saudi territory:
Israel Air Force aircraft have been spotted in recent days at a Saudi Arabian military base unloading military equipment in the city of Tabuk, in northwestern Saudi Arabia, according to a report from Iranian news agency FARS. The base will reportedly be used as a forward operating base by the Israelis as part of an offensive on an Islamic country.
What's the code name for this operation? Here we Qom? I have no idea of the veracity of the underlying report, It could be Iranian propaganda for all I know--something to discredit the Saudis in the Moslem world.
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