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Charaffe al Mouadan, pictured above, was killed in
a US drone strike in Syria on December 24, Baghdad-based US military
spokesman Colonel Steve Warren confirmed Tuesday. The French ISIS member was
linked to the ringleader of the Paris attack, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, which left 133 dead. He
was reportedly plotting additional attacks against the West when he was
killed.
Above, the Mugniyeh family photographed in Iran in 1987. According to
rumors circulating in Beirut, Hizbollah’s security services Monday night
detained Mustafa
Mughniyeh, designated in summer as the group’s Golan Front commander, on
charges of spying for the CIA and Israeli intelligence. The rumor, if
confirmed, would represent an earthquake for Iran’s Lebanese proxy.
Mustafa is a son of the iconic Hizbollah chief commander, Imad Mughniyeh, who was
assassinated in Damascus in 2008. He was given the Golan command in place of
his brother, Jihad, who was killed in an Israeli air strike on Jan. 18.
In an apparent response to threats from
Hizbollah and ISIS leaders in recent days, Prime Minister Netanyahu
said Tuesday: “Our enemies should know that we will aggressively retaliate to
any attack against us.” Speaking at an awards ceremony for outstanding Mossad
personnel, Netanyahu said: "Because of the rise of extremist Islam, we
find ourselves...in a world war against two large factions of extremist Islam
which spread across the globe.We are obligated to deal with these
threats," the prime minister stated. "These two threats are linked to
one another."
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