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March 10, 2014
Giving peace a chance the Iranian way
While the Iranians chirp about their desire for peace to gullible listeners eager to do business with them, they're funding, building and shipping deadly weapons to terrorists in Syria, Egypt and other places. Sunday, the Israel Defense Forces released a list of the deadly contents of an Iranian ship they intercepted and boarded last week in the Red Sea, certainly on their way to aid terrorists in Gaza and Egypt's Sinai.
These weapons could have injured and killed hundreds of thousands innocent civilians.
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