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Israeli Spy Elizabeth Tsurkov Revealed That 12 Syrian Rebel Groups Were Directly Funded By Israel – MintPress News

 Israeli Spy Elizabeth Tsurkov Revealed That 12 Syrian Rebel Groups Were Directly Funded By Israel

According to an article published by the Israeli spy in the Foreign Policy, it was revealed that even back in 2018, Israel was secretly involved in providing weapons and financial support to at least 12 rebel groups in southern Syria in order to thwart attempts by resistance forces to establish a presence near the border of occupied Palestine.

According to the report, Elizabeth asserted that Israel not only armed the rebels but also paid them a monthly salary and were given extra funds, which they used to purchase weapons from the Syrian black market.

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