Israel's 18-year-old Assassin Reveal

Sources reveal that the assassination of Syrian Major General Muhammad Suleiman, one of Bashar Assad's closest aides, was carried out by an Israeli naval operation in 2008 off the Syrian coast near Tartous. The Israeli special forces executed a swift operation targeting Suleiman directly while he was at his summer residence, firing three shots at him from a designated distance before fleeing. Leaked American documents and Israeli connections supported the execution's details. Suleiman was a mysterious figure of strategic importance because of his links to Syrian nuclear files, relationships with Hezbollah, the transfer of Iranian weapons, and the management of sensitive military operations. The timing of the assassination—less than a year after Israel's attack on the Daraa nuclear facility—suggests it was aimed at preventing Syria from rebuilding its nuclear capabilities, reflecting Israel’s focus on sensitive security files in Syria during that period. The operation remained officially unannounced, but reports firmly attribute responsibility to Israel, supported by documents and leaked evidence.

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