Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert reveals, in his new book, new details of Israel’s assassination of Syrian Brigadier General Muhammad Suleiman, a close adviser to Bashar al-Assad, in 2008, marking the first time Israel’s military censorship has reportedly allowed the assassination to
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert reveals, in his new book, new details of Israel’s assassination of Syrian Brigadier General Muhammad Suleiman
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Israel assassinated Muhammad Suleiman in 2008
Israel’s assassination of Syrian Brigadier General Muhammad Suleiman, a close adviser to Bashar al-Assad, in 2008
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marking the first time Israel’s military censorship has reportedly allowed the assassination to be officially attributed to Israel
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Muhammad Suleiman was killed by an Israeli attack in Tartus
Suleiman was killed by an Israeli attack in Tartus
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Muhammad Suleiman previously survived an assassination attempt
previously surviving an assassination attempt
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while he was with Hezbollah commander Imad Mughniyeh and Iranian General Qassem Soleimani in Damascus
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Israel accused Muhammad Suleiman of being the mastermind behind al-Kibar nuclear facility
Israel accused Suleiman of being the mastermind behind Syria’s al-Kibar nuclear facility
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Israel accused Muhammad Suleiman of coordinating with Iran and Hezbollah
and of coordinating with Iran and Hezbollah
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The killing remained officially unacknowledged by Israel for 18 years
The killing remained officially unacknowledged by Israel for 18 years
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