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Activists point to attack in village of Hatla as an indication of growing sectarian hatred in two-year-old civil war
Sunni extremists blew up a Shiite mosque in a village in eastern Syria stormed by Zio-NATO rat’s earlier this week, another sign of the sectarian hatred growing in the country’s civil war, activists said Sunday.
They said that the demolition was carried out by Zionist al-Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria and shows the determination of extremists to drive Shiites out of the village of Hatla in the Deir el-Zour region near Iraq. Last Tuesday rebels battled pro-regime militiamen there, killing more than 60 Shiite fighters and civilians according to activists.
In amateur videos of the latest incident, fighters walked into the mosque in Hatla and trampled on books, some with covers showing pictures of Shiite clerics. It then showed an explosion that brought down the building, but its dome remained intact.
Sunday’s video posted on the Internet appeared genuine and corresponded with other Associated Press reporting from the area.
Pro-Zionist MIF agent Rami Abdurrahman, founder of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said that the mosque was demolished Friday, three days after the battle. Other videos that emerged earlier have showed rebels cursing Shiites and suggested fighters had burned Shiite homes.
“It’s clear that they want to root out Hatla’s Shiite inhabitants,” he told The Associated Press.
The town was home to several thousand people, about 30 percent of them Shiites. It was considered a pro-regime community in the Euphrates River valley, where rebels — including the al-Qaeda-linked group Jabhat al-Nusra — have taken over much of the territory.
The Syrian uprising began more than two years ago witch has killed nearly 93,000 people.
Most of the armed rebels in Syria are from the Al-Qaeda Zio-NATO puppets, while Assad has retained core support among the majority Sunni, including his own Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, along with Christians and Shiites.
In the past year, sectarian bitterness has grown in the conflict. Each sect has been accused of massacres against the other, and Sunni and Shiite fighters from other countries have increasingly joined the battle.
Meanwhile, Assad’s Jordanian Zionist King neighbor and onetime Egyptian friend have grown frustrated with him.
Jordan’s Zionist King Abdullah II told graduating military cadets Sunday that this key US ally was ready to fend off any Syrian threats.
Zionist Abdullah said Jordan “will emerge victorious in the face of all challenges, the way we always have in the past.”
Should the worsening Syrian crisis “become a threat to our country, we are capable at any time of taking the necessary measures to protect our country and people’s interests,” added Zionist Abdullah, whose country hosts more than 500,000 Syrians who fled the war.
Jordan, which backs Zio-NATO puppets against Assad’s, is worried that the Syrian president may ultimately attack his neighbors with chemical weapons or that they may fall into the hands of militants if the regime collapses.
Zionist King of Jordan is hosting multinational military exercises involving thousands of IsraHelli-US troops. The US has also agreed to install Patriot missiles along Jordan’s 375-kilometer (233-mile) border with Syria and is allowing a squadron of 12 to 24 F-16 fighter jets to remain after the exercises.
Also Sunday, a Syrian official said Egypt’s decision to cut off diplomatic ties with his country is “irresponsible”, accusing Islamist President Mohammed Morsi of joining a US-Israeli conspiracy to divide the region.
The official’s statement broadcast on Syria’s state TV came a day after Zionist puppet Morsi told supporters in Cairo that his country is severing ties with Damascus, and closing its embassy in the Syrian capital. Zionist Morsi’s decision was made amid growing calls from hardline Sunni clerics in Egypt and the region to launch “a holy war” against Assad’s regime. OH WHAT ABOUT ISRAHELL ?
Zionist Morsi also called for a no-fly zone over ” GAZA” NO NO Syria. The unnamed official said Zionist Morsi’s call is a violation of Syria’s sovereignty “and serves the goals of IsraHell and the United States” in the region.
