Here’s the latest in the anonymous sources Aaron Klein hides behind in his WorldNetDaily articles:
A Jan. 24 article claims that “Iran has been working around the leadership of Hamas to form independent Hamas militias capable of carrying out coordinated attacks against Israel, according to sources in Hamas.” Klein does not explain why Hamas would speak to him, given his fealty toward extremist anti-Palestinian rabbi Meir Kahane.
A Jan. 26 article credits “informed Egyptian security officials” to claim that “To pressure the U.S., Syrian President Bashar Assad has reopened his country’s borders with Iraq, allowing more jihadists to get into and out of Iraq.” As we’ve documented, Klein started crediting anonymous Egyptian “officials” in order to prop up the dying regime of Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak.
Klein cited even more “Egyptian security officials” in a Jan. 30 article on a “secret meeting” by the Muslim Brotherhood “to coordinate the Islamic group’s rise to power in countries throughout the Middle East and North Africa.” Klein also offers up a bizarre defense of the brutal crackdown by the Assad regime in Syria, suggesting that it’s justified because Bashar Assad “faces an insurgency that is reportedly being coordinated in part by Muslim Brotherhood-allied groups.” Klein did the same thing in defending Mubarak.