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ISRAEL-IRAN-SYRIA CONFLICTS


To: The Right Honourable Israel Prime Minister Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu,

From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja

Date: May 09, 2018

RE: Israel – Iran – Syria Conflicts

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The Honourable Prime Minister Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu,
I am writing this letter to you on Israel air strike in Syria yesterday. You are trying to do everything possible to stop Iranian bases in Syria. Do you believe that Iran is building permanent bases inside Syria or close to Israel? How much land has Iran captured or taken from Syria? My answer is none. But you are openly threatened Iran.  Let me put it very clearly to you, there are no winners with war but losers are there. I agreed that you have strongest military force on earth. You could easily arrange a favourable peace treaty with Syria and Iran but you don’t want to negotiate with the Syria and Iran. Israel could not exist as a permanent aggressor without US. It is my humble request you to negotiate peace treaty with Syria and Iran before US or UK or France withdraw their support. You don’t need to fear Iran is building permanent bases inside Syria or close to Israel to invade Israel. But Israel wants to keep the stolen Golan Heights and its oil. Because of that Russia allies with Syria. I can say with confidence that Iran has not retaliated Israel because Iran knows US may obliterate Iran if Iran attacked Israel. Israel is one of the most aggressive countries in the world acting with total disregard for human life. Sooner or later your belligerences will fire-back on yourself. The more hatred is your stirs, the more uncertainty about your future. History reveals it and most likely it will repeat itself. Thus, you should have peaceful relations with your all your neighbours including Syria. If you encourage more violence, Iran has the capability of inflicting terrible causalities on Israel. Iran is having the capability to launch high powered missiles at Isreal. This would be the most dangerous situation we will see for decades.

Mr. Prime Minister, if you cannot reform, it takes your region down. A peace treaty between Syria and Iran will bring long-term peace in the region. I urge you to look carefully on air strike in Syria issues and to bring peace in the region.     

Respectfully yours,
Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.
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