Breaking Hezbollah's Golden Rule

Former assistant secretary Daniel Glaser discusses Hezbollah's financial operations, political maneuvering, and assassination tactics in Lebanon. They explore the group's control over the Lebanese financial system, political alliances, and intimidation tactics used to silence critics. The podcast delves into Hezbollah's transformation from a liberation force to a destabilizing entity aligned with Iran, impacting Lebanese stability.

Former NYPD intelligence director, Mitchell Silber, discusses Hezbollah sleeper agents in the US creating attack plans. They traveled with American passports to Asia and South America. Topics include surveillance tactics, training, and global operations of Hezbollah operatives.

European authorities uncover Hezbollah's money laundering network in EU countries, linking profits to fund terrorist activities. DEA reveals high-ranking Hezbollah operatives involved. Podcast explores Hezbollah's criminal enterprise, drug trafficking, and global network. Guests discuss encounters with mysterious businessmen and tensions within the illicit scheme. DEA investigations shed light on Hezbollah's narco-money laundering operations and connections to South American cartels.

Guests Magnus Norell and Carter Burwell discuss Hezbollah attacks in Cyprus and Bulgaria. They explore Hezbollah's tactics, including failed plots, surveillance, and counterterrorism efforts. The podcast reveals the collaboration between US and Cypriot authorities, uncovering deceptive tactics, operative training, and Iran's strategic shift in terrorism activities.

Former FBI agents discuss the Hezbollah criminal network in America, including smuggling cigarettes, watching martyrdom videos, firearms training, credit card schemes, weapon trafficking, and counterfeit money production. The investigation reveals a complex web of illicit activities and threats posed by Hezbollah in the U.S.

Expert Chris discusses Hezbollah's criminal activities in South America's Tri-Border Area, including smuggling, fundraising, and bombings in Buenos Aires. Guests shed light on Hezbollah's networks, money laundering schemes, and the pursuit of justice in the region.

Former journalist Nader Uskowi and guests discuss Hezbollah's global terrorism campaigns, including attacks in Kuwait, Europe, and the targeting of Iranian dissidents. They delve into the motivations behind these actions and the consequences of disrupting Hezbollah's European operations, shedding light on the group's activities in Germany and South America.

The podcast delves into the origins of Hezbollah and its evolution into a formidable force, with insights on their ties to Iran and overseas attacks. It also discusses the horrors of hostage captivity in Lebanon, shedding light on the search for CIA station chief Bill Buckley and the efficiency of Hezbollah's strategic operations.

Preview Breaking Hezbollah's Golden Rule, a podcast series devoted to shining a bright light on the global terrorist and criminal activities that the Lebanese organization would rather remain in the shadows. Coming soon to your favorite podcatcher. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.