Hezbollah threatens to attack American forces in Iraq

Hezbollah, the Shia organization largely funded by Iran (estimates range between $60 and 100 million per year, some say it is as high as $200 million per year) has issued a statement threatening to attack American forces. In the statement they also accuse the U.S. of supporting ISIL.

"Mahmoud Ali Suleiman, the Hezbollah operative captured in August 2006 by the IDF for his role in the kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid on July 12, admitted during his interrogation that he received weapons-training and religious instruction in Iran. He told his interrogators that he rode in a civilian car to Damascus, from where he flew to Iran. Other than the Russian-made Katyusha, Hezbollah's reported artillery cache is entirely Iranian-made."