Jehad inspired Pakistani Agencies are helping Palestinian Terror Groups against Israel.

Submitted by Sword of Truth (India), Jun 12, 2007 at 19:03

Pakistani agencies are reportedly preparing guerrillas for helping Palestinians in their fight against Israel.

Reports reaching here from across the border said senior ISI and Pakistani army officers were supervising the training in guerrilla warfare being given to groups of youths, who had been enrolled by various fundamentalist organisations to carry out jehad against those who were acting against the Islamic movement.

The reports said after imparting training to the Pakistani youths a sizeable number of them would be divided into different groups. These groups would be sent to Palestine for assisting the Palestinians in giving teeth to anti-Israel "jehad". Other groups would be sent to Israel for indulging in subversive violence and terrorist-type strikes.

The Pakistani agencies are said to have sought financial help from several Islamic countries, including Saudi Arabia, for running these special training camps and for arranging travel to Israel and Palestine. Those booked for carrying out guerrilla-type attack on the Israelis have been assured of financial aid, which includes payment of more than Rs 10 lakh to the parents of each guerrilla in Pakistan and occupied Kashmir.These agencies have also plans of raising a large group of guerrillas, which can strike against the US missions in ‘any part of the world.Meanwhile, these agencies have decided to provide cyanide capsules to each group of Fidayeens and other militants, who will be sent to carry out operations against the coalition soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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