Reza Shafa
A year after the thirty-three day war in Lebanon, the role of the Iranian regime in this country remains a great concern. Tehran has substantially intensified efforts to fuel conflicts in this war torn nation.
In May, conflict between Lebanese army and a group known as Fatah Al-Islam near Nahar Al-Bared Camp in Tripoli, home to many Palestinian refugees, entered a new phase. The Fatah Al-Islam took positions in the camp, to fight with Lebanese army using civilians as human shields.
According to credible reports and intelligence received from within the Iranian regime and its Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), Fatah Al-Islam has been created by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its subordinate, the Quds Force in 2005.
Two weeks ago, in a classified report leaked from a meeting of the regime’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Iraq Publicity Committee (IPC), the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Crops (IRGC) top commanders, director of Community for Religious Affinity (CRA), and some high ranking members of Organization of Islamic Culture and Communication (OICC) presented their latest assessment of the developments in Iraq. The SNSC received exasperating reports of the Iraqi people’s enmity towards IRGC and Quds Force meddling in the country’s affairs. 
Ever since Iran’s nuclear issue has been handed to the United Nations Security Council for punitive actions, crisis in the region has been flaring up at periods, each time the case is opened or closed for review.
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) top commanders close to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are warning him over information leaking from the regime’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) under its current secretary, Brig. General Ali Larijani who is also the top mullahs’ negotiator with the West over the nuclear dispute.
An alarming series of arrests by the FBI alerted everyone wondering how far the arms of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its subordinate Quds Force can extend. 
Stop Fundamentalism,Thursday June 14 – Iraqi Dinar was sold at 1258 per Dollar Wednesday at Iraq’s Central Bank Auction. This is three Dinars lower than mid last month’s prices.
