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Maduro's aid, Arab-Lebanese Tarek Saab, has ben sought by [[US]] authorities for acting the actual Hezbollah link. Narco terror, laundering money for jihadists.<ref>[https://www.ft.com/content/4484f8e0-468a-11ea-aeb3-955839e06441 "US takes aim at Hizbollah’s sanctuary in Venezuela Campaign to isolate Iran-backed paramilitaries gains traction in Latin America". ''Financial Times'', Feb. 27, 2020]
Maduro's aid, Arab-Lebanese Tarek Saab, has ben sought by [[US]] authorities for acting the actual Hezbollah link. Narco terror, laundering money for jihadists.<ref>[https://www.ft.com/content/4484f8e0-468a-11ea-aeb3-955839e06441 "US takes aim at Hizbollah’s sanctuary in Venezuela Campaign to isolate Iran-backed paramilitaries gains traction in Latin America". ''Financial Times'', Feb. 27, 2020]
''In the days after the US drone strike that killed Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last month, a condolence book lay open 11,000km away at the Iranian embassy in Venezuela, in a leafy district of Caracas. Among the visitors who signed the book was Diosdado Cabello, one of the most powerful men in Nicolás Maduro’s Venezuelan government. Tareck El Aissami and Tarek William Saab — senior state officials — expressed their outrage at the assassination of the general blamed by the US for commanding Iran’s foreign proxy forces.''</ref>
''In the days after the US drone strike that killed Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last month, a condolence book lay open 11,000km away at the Iranian embassy in Venezuela, in a leafy district of Caracas. Among the visitors who signed the book was Diosdado Cabello, one of the most powerful men in Nicolás Maduro’s Venezuelan government. Tareck El Aissami and Tarek William Saab — senior state officials — expressed their outrage at the assassination of the general blamed by the US for commanding Iran’s foreign proxy forces.''</ref>
=====Colombia=====
From a 2020 interview with an expert:
<blockquote>
Q. What is the history of Hezbollah’s presence in Colombia?
A: Colombia is one of the countries in Latin America that has had a presence of Hezbollah for some time. The first wave came through Lebanese migration to the Caribbean cost of Colombia, where large Lebanese communities have formed and have been infiltrated by Hezbollah. Ground zero for this infiltration started in Maicao, on the border with Venezuela. There is clear evidence backing up this point.
Q: Does this necessarily imply a link to terrorist activity?
A: We have to remember the attack on the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA) in Buenos Aires in 1994. Colombia is connected to this attack through the planning and logistics of the operation. Operatives moved in and out of South America to plan and carry out the attack and the explosives used to blow up the building came from the Middle East, passing through Colombia to get to the Tri-Border Area.
Q: Although this has never been published, correct?
A: You are right, it hasn’t. But Argentine intelligence officials that investigated the AMIA case, long before the case was given to special prosecutor Alberto Nisman, confirmed this. It’s in the 1,500-page classified report from Argentine intelligence that I have read and studied.
Q: Is there more that connects Colombia to this attack that killed 85 people?
A: The operative that prepared the logistics for the attack, the communications, and the movement of the explosives is a native Colombian, his name is Samuel Salman el Reda el Reda, who was born in San Andrés. His birth name is Salman Raouf Salman. All of this is public information, identified by the late Alberto Nisman. <ref>https://www.securefreesociety.org/designating-hezbollah-as-a-terrorist-group-is-a-legal-tool/</ref></blockquote>
=====Attack on Israeli embassy in Argentina=====
=====Attack on Israeli embassy in Argentina=====