Jerusalem: Intelligence Sources Say Israel Behind Iran Bombs

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To be fair, it says UN-NAMED sources..... however when this whole thing happened, Israel was my first guess.

I find it too coincidental that Iran is getting energy production from nuclear technology and then suddenly coincidentally, a Nuclear Scientist just happens to die in a fiery attack.



'Western intelligence sources say Israel behind Iran bombs'
By JPOST.COM STAFF
01/14/2012 21:37



'TIME' magazine cites unnamed intelligence sources claiming series of car-bomb assassinations, explosion at missile facility were carried out by a cell trained and funded by Israel's Mossad.


Israel's Mossad is responsible for training and paying the assassins of a number of Iranian nuclear scientists over the past two years, TIME magazine reported Saturday citing unnamed Western intelligence sources.

In addition to the assassinations of the scientists, all of which were carried out using nearly identical magnetic bombs attached to the side of their cars, the intelligence sources claimed Israel was responsible for an explosion at an Iranian missile base outside Tehran late last year.

Majid Jamali Fashi, one of several suspects arrested, tried and sentenced to death by the Islamic Republic in the past two years, was part of cell operated by the Mossad, the sources cited by TIME said.

The latest assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist took place last week in Tehran. Like the others before him, 35-year-old Darioush Rezaie, a physicist, was killed by a magnetic bomb attacked the to door of his car.

The assassination came just a few days after Iran announced it was activating the Fordow enrichment facility near Qom, buried hundreds of feet under a mountain.

This raised speculation that Roshan might be connected to the activation of the centrifuges at the new facility.

Stressing that he did not know who assassinated the scientist, IDF Spokesman Brig.-Gen. Yoav Mordechai wrote on his Facebook page: “I will definitely not shed a tear for him.”

Yaakov Katz contributed to this report.