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[Reuters] The German newspaper Die Welt reported Wednesday that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard released Saad bin Laden on July 28 with the aim of sending him to the Syria-Lebanon border. "He has the task of building Islamist terror cells and preparing them to fight together with Hizballah," the report said, quoting intelligence information. "Apparently Tehran is counting on recruiting Lebanese refugees in Syria for the fight against Israel, using bin Laden's help," the report added. 2006-08-03 01:00:00Full Article
Report: Iran Frees Bin Laden's Son to Help Hizballah in Lebanon
[Reuters] The German newspaper Die Welt reported Wednesday that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard released Saad bin Laden on July 28 with the aim of sending him to the Syria-Lebanon border. "He has the task of building Islamist terror cells and preparing them to fight together with Hizballah," the report said, quoting intelligence information. "Apparently Tehran is counting on recruiting Lebanese refugees in Syria for the fight against Israel, using bin Laden's help," the report added. 2006-08-03 01:00:00Full Article
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