Wikileaks Stratfor leaks show Israel has sights on 'massive' Gaza attack

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Claims that Israel has already destroyed a large part of Iran's nuke programme and that the EU is orchestrating the 'bomb Iran' campaign to divert attention from the euro crisis seems unlikely. However, the idea that the real priority for Israel is 'massive attacks' on Hamas in Gaza and 'strikes' on Hezbollah in Lebanon, is much more realistic.
On 11/7/11 7:54 AM, Benjamin Preisler wrote:

Code: IL701
Publication: for background
Attribution: none
Source Description - Confirmed Israeli Intelligence Agent
Source reliability: Still testing
Item credibility: untested
Source handler: Fred

Source was asked what he thought of reports that the Israelis
were preparing a military offensive against Iran. Response:

I think this is a diversion. The Israelis already destroyed
all the Iranian nuclear infrastructure on the ground weeks
ago. The current "let's bomb Iran" campaign was ordered by the
EU leaders to divert the public attention from their at home
financial problems. It plays also well for the US since
Pakistan, Russia and N. Korea are mentioned in the report.

The result of this campaign will be massive attacks on Gaza
and strikes on Hezbollah in both Lebanon and Syria.

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