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Israel discloses details of Suleiman killing
Israel has for the first time revealed details of the assassination of Brigadier General Muhammad Suleiman in the city of Tartus in 2008. He was responsible for the Syrian nuclear reactor project and Iran's relations with Hezbollah. The Israeli naval unit executed the operation by firing from the sea at his home using a commando team, resulting in his death from three gunshot wounds to the head while he was having dinner, without leaving any evidence. Suleiman was considered one of the most important figures in Syria's nuclear program and was a key link between Syria and North Korea, as well as between Iran and Hezbollah, making him a strategic Israeli target. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert stated that the operation was precise, and that Suleiman was very close to Bashar al-Assad and held significant influence within the Syrian regime. He was planning to organize and develop weapons. These details come 18 years after his assassination, amid complete silence from the Syrian regime, while Hezbollah indicated that Israel is responsible for his killing.
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