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Iran and Syria military alliance

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Submitted by REX (United States), Dec 12, 2009 at 18:34

Iran and Syria just signed a military alliance. No wonder the Syrians want the Golan Heights back. Iran's moving its pawns on the chessboard. Iran and the Sudan signed a military alliance treaty on March 8, 2008. Sudan has an economic treaty with Turkey. Iranian officials have went to Russia trying to secure S-300 missles. All these nations are listed in the Ezekiel prophecy except for Syria. The prophet Isaiah stated Damascus would be destroyed in one day. (Isaiah 17:1) Damascus the home of many terrorist leaders.

Israel people should buy more gas masks in case the Syrians use bio-chemical weapons before they are destroyed; Israel should build more shelters, since Hezbullah now has some 40,000 rockets the United Nations let Hezbullah have.

When Damascus is destroyed, the Iranians, the Libyans, the Sudan/Ethiopians, the Turks and Russians will attack Israel. This army shall be defeated like in the "Six Day War". The Syrians are merely hoping Israel will give up the Golan Heights, so they can move their missiles forward. Syria's actions are towards war not peace.

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