{"id":1367,"date":"2008-11-01T20:37:47","date_gmt":"2008-11-01T20:37:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/joshualandis.com\/blog\/?p=1367"},"modified":"2008-11-01T20:46:05","modified_gmt":"2008-11-01T20:46:05","slug":"imad-moustapha-on-raid-newsweek-fp","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/joshualandis.com\/blog\/imad-moustapha-on-raid-newsweek-fp\/","title":{"rendered":"Imad Moustapha on Raid: Newsweek & FP"},"content":{"rendered":"

FP interview with Imad Moustapha<\/a>:<\/p>\n

Imad Moustapha<\/strong>: \u00a0last month in New York in September, while we were attending the U.N. General Assembly meetings, [U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza] Rice out of the blue requested a meeting with our foreign minister. So we sat with her, and the meeting was pleasant. Two days later, this meeting was followed with an extensive, in-depth meeting with Assistant Secretary of State David Welch. Every issue was discussed, and in general the overwhelming tone of the meeting was very positive. He told us clearly that the United States was reevaluating its policies towards Syria. We thought, \u201cThings [are] finally starting to move in the right direction.\u201d<\/p>\n

And suddenly, this [raid in eastern Syria] happens. I don\u2019t believe the guys from the State Department were actually deceiving us. I believe they genuinely wanted to engage diplomatically and politically with Syria. We believe that other powers within the administration were upset with these meetings and they did this exactly to undermine the whole new atmosphere.<\/p>\n

Interviewed by FP, here<\/a>\u00a0(H-t FLC)<\/strong><\/p>\n

“…Do we know why? Of course not. The only analysis we have is that they are doing this for pure domestic political reasons that have everything to do with the elections and the electoral campaign. They want to come out with a story. But we are still waiting for the U.S. administration to come out and tell the American people: \u201cWe killed [Abu Ghadiya], and here is the proof that we killed him.\u201d We have presented our side of the story. We have published the photos of the eight people that were killed, their names, and what they were doing. This is our side of the story. Let the United States come with its side…”<\/p>\n

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Syria’s ambassador to Washington, Imad Moustapha, in an interview<\/a> Thursday with Foreign Policy<\/span>, complained that the Syrian government had approached the United States about cooperating to seal the Syria-Iraq border from foreign fighters — only to be repeatedly rebuffed by U.S. officials. This claim gained more credence today, as ABC News published an “exclusive” report<\/a> revealing that Gen. David Petraeus had proposed visiting Syria shortly after assuming command of U.S. forces in the Middle East. The general’s proposal, however, was quickly rejected by Bush administration officials.<\/p>\n

This is less of a scoop than ABC would have its readers believe.<\/p>\n

Joshua Landis, an assistant professor of Middle Eastern studies at the University of Oklahoma who is sympathetic to the Syrian regime, reported back in August that General Petraeus tried to visit Syria<\/a> in December 2007. However, there are signs that Petraeus remains skeptical about Syria’s stated desire for cooperation. Landis reported<\/a> that “there are real issues at the border,” and that Petraeus’s interest in going to Syria stemmed in part from a desire “to read Syria the riot act about compliance [on border security].”<\/p>\n

Moustapha also revealed in the interview that Sen. Joseph Lieberman personally assured him that a John McCain administration would be be inclined to sit and talk with Syria. Check it out<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Newsweek’s Dan Ephron<\/span> interviews Syria’s Ambassador to the US<\/a><\/p>\n

\n
Imad Moustapha<\/strong> :<\/strong> The only version is what actually happened. Four U.S. helicopters penetrated Syrian territory. They attacked a small residential house in the Sukarieh village. Two helicopters started firing from above while two helicopters landed. The criminals [U.S. troops] came out of those helicopters shooting on everyone that was there. Those who were already injured on the ground, they just shot them again to make sure they’re dead and left. Only one woman and a man survived. The rest were all killed, one father and his four sons, a husband and wife and a fisherman.<\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
.<\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
Don’t<\/strong> these inc<\/strong><\/span><\/span>idents<\/strong> point to a security breakdown within Syria?
\n<\/strong>I wouldn’t say at all it’s a breakdown in security. We’re a country surrounded by a hammer and a hard place. We have two major occupations surrounding us, the Israeli occupation of the Arab territories and the American occupation of Iraq. The whole region is troubled by extremism.<\/div>\n
.<\/div>\n
Were the people in the house armed?
\n<\/strong>No, they were not armed. They were civilians, they were defenseless residents of that village who were working on constructing a small house, a village-type house.<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n

What about reports that an Al Qaeda operative nicknamed Abu Ghadiyah was among the dead?
\n<\/strong>Absolute rubbish. This is just a small addition to the huge series of lies [that America has told] about what is happening in and around Iraq.<\/p>\n

Then why did the United States launch the raid in the first place?
\n<\/strong>For the past five years they have fabricated a huge amount of lies about the role of Syria in the violence in Iraq and how infiltrators are coming from Syria to Iraq. But they never ever did anything like this. In the last six months they have publicly admitted that the situation has improved dramatically in Iraq. Syria has done everything possible to try to secure the Syrian-Iraqi border and then this unprecedented criminal attack happens. Give me an explanation.<\/p>\n

What<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> s your explanation?
\n<\/strong>It has everything to do with domestic politics<\/span><\/a> here in Washington, D.C. It has nothing to do with what’s going on in our region.<\/p>\n

How does this affect domestic politics in Washington?
\n<\/strong>There is a slight possibility\u2014but we don’t believe this is serious\u2014that they got terribly wrong intelligence. But we don’t believe that they think there really was an Al Qaeda activist there. What we believe is that for purely domestic reasons, the United States of America decided to escalate the conflict and tension in the region because certain politicians here are saying that U.S. troops should not really be in Iraq, they should be in Afghanistan fighting Al Qaeda. So now they [the Bush administration] want to circulate a story saying Al Qaeda is not only in Iraq, so we need to maintain our troop levels in Iraq, we need to attack neighboring countries. We believe in Syria that it’s a purely domestic political issue in America that led to this crime.<\/p>\n

You<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> re saying there are no infiltrations of jihadis from Syria into Iraq?
\n<\/strong>Prior to the United States invasion of Iraq there was not a single Qaeda activist or man in Iraq or Syria. Now, the whole region\u2014Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt [and] Lebanon\u2014are suffering from these extremist groups that were spawned as a natural reaction to the U.S. invasion of Iraq. So today Syria is caught between two troubled areas. The northern part of Lebanon has become a hotbed for extremist Salafi fundamentalists and there are terrorist groups there. They have attacked targets in Syria in the past. And of course Iraq is a hotbed of extremism and of terrorist groups like Al Qaeda. Now, can they cross into Syria? Of course it’s a possibility. We have 600 kilometers [370 miles] of open borders, desert borders with Iraq. We have done everything possible within our capacity to try and secure these borders. We have asked the United States many times for help to [secure] these borders but we were always turned down.<\/p>\n

What kind of help?
\n<\/strong>We told them, as an example, that we need some technological means to control these borders: advanced telecommunications systems, night-vision goggles, things we really need to improve the situation. They never listened to our request. We have done what we can. We increased the number of our troops along the Syrian-Iraq border from a few hundred before the invasion to tens of thousands presently. This is a huge burden on us. Meanwhile, 1.5 million Iraqi refugees have crossed into Syria. If some of them are recruited by extremist or terrorist organizations, how can we control this? We did not invite them to leave their country and come into Syria. It’s the United States building democracy and prosperity in Iraq that created the largest exodus in the history of the Middle East. We are also cooperating with the Iraqis themselves. We have bilateral committees on security and intelligence issues, and this raid will also jeopardize our cooperation with the Iraqis. However you look at it, this is very bad.<\/span><\/span><\/div>\n

What about the Syrian general who was killed on the coast a few months back? Who killed him?
\n<\/strong>I don’t know. There’s an ongoing investigation.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The United States has said in the past, 90 percent of suicide bombers in Iraq cross through Syria. How does that square with what you<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> re saying about your efforts to seal the border?
\n<\/strong>Ninety-nine percent of the suicide bombers in Iraq are Iraqis. This is a fact. Now, is there 1 percent that might be coming from outside Iraq? Yes. But this does not mean we are allowing this to happen. If you think we’re responsible for every outsider who penetrates these borders, I can give you lists of thousands of people we caught trying to cross these borders. We are doing everything possible to try to seal these borders, but we can’t hermetically seal a desert.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Prior to this infiltration, it had looked like relations were thawing somewhat between the United States and Syria. Is that perception accurate?
\n<\/strong>Contacts with the administration had been improving in the last six months. Only a month ago, back in September in New York, Secretary [of State Condoleezza] Rice requested a meeting with her Syrian counterpart. She sat with us and said that the United States wants to engage with Syria, wants to re-evaluate its relationship with Syria. And we thought that was a very positive sign. And suddenly this raid happens out of the blue.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

What is the state of Syria<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> s indirect talks with Israel? The Israeli prime minister gave an interview a few weeks ago saying he understood that Israel would have to part with the Golan Heights for peace. In that case, why aren<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> t the two sides closer to an agreement?
\n<\/strong>For a simple reason: this has to do with the domestic political scene in Israel. As you know, [Prime Minister Ehud] Olmert resigned. His successor failed to form a government. As far as we are concerned we had three successful meetings in Istanbul. We agreed that both parties want to have peace. The political desire for peace is there. And the principle is land for peace. The Israelis understood that in order to make peace with Syria they need to return the Golan to us. And we thought it was a very good starting point for the peace negotiations.<\/p>\n

The United States had no role in the Turkish-brokered negotiations?
\n<\/strong>The U.S. tried in every way possible to convince the Israelis not to sit and talk to us, but they failed. They were successful at the beginning\u2014this is what the Israelis told us. But then they decided not to heed the voice of the Bush administration and to sit down and talk with us. We are optimistic. The three rounds of talks were very successful.<\/p>\n

Did the Israelis commit to withdrawing all the way to the line of June 4, 1967?
\n<\/strong>Olmert did say this.<\/p>\n

In a newspaper interview or through proxies in the talks?
\n<\/strong>I’m not going to get into details. I’m only going to tell you that we are very satisfied with the three rounds of talks.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

What about the Israeli demands? What did the Syrian side say about Israel<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> s demands vis-<\/strong> \u00e0<\/strong> -vis Syria<\/strong> ‘<\/strong> s ties with Iran and support for Hizbullah? How clear was Syria on these issues?
\n<\/strong>The Israelis know us very well. Historically, whenever we signed an agreement, we fully respected and fulfilled our obligations. On the other hand, we’re not going to negotiate with Israel our relations with third countries. We’re not telling the Israelis, for example, that we are unhappy with their relations with Georgia so they have to sever the relations.<\/p>\n

Who killed Imad<\/strong> Mugniyah<\/strong> , the Hizbullah military commander who died in a car bombing in Damascus in February?
\n<\/strong>Israel killed Imad Mugniyah. Do you have any doubt?<\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
Do you?
\n<\/strong>No, I don’t have any doubt.<\/span><\/span>Is that the conclusion of the Syrian investigation?
\n<\/strong>I can tell you yes.<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Who Authorized the Syria Raid?<\/a> By Noah Shachtman at Wired<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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