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It Was ISIS, In Iran, With The Explosive Belts
It was Colonel Mustard, in the library with the candlestick.
In the immediate aftermath of an attack on a memorial procession for Qassem Soleimani near his grave in Kerman on Wednesday, I suggested that although the regime in Tehran would almost surely implicate Mossad, the deadly blasts were more likely "a manifestation of sectarian violence -- so, Sunni extremism."
Later, writing in the Daily, I noted that nothing about the incident suggested Israeli involvement. It appeared to be indiscrimi
So one of those named guys walked into the memorial and blew himself up, the other guy watched that, waited until a large enough crowd had gathered, then walked over and blew himself up. Impressive.
Just when its 2 enemies are about to finger point at eachother looking for the culprit of the attack, ISIS comes out and say, “hey don’t fight each other, look at me” They should be given a best friend of Israel award.