-Caveat Lector- Arafat is nothing but a pawn, of the NWO. He never had, nor will he ever have, control over the suicide bombers. Who benefits most from their attacks (which have been adequately proven as mere bombings in some instances, not suicide bombings)?
--- Euphorian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -Caveat Lector- > > From > http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=293162 > > }}}>Begin > 09 May 2002 07:58 GMT+1 > Home > News > World > Middle East > > Israel's black propaganda bid falters as documents > reveal an impotent leader not a > terrorist mastermind > > Israel's "Book of Terror" purporting to show > Arafat's role in suicide attacks is 'riddled > with omissions and falsehoods' > > By Robert Fisk in Ramallah > > 09 May 2002 Internal links Israel promises revenge > for suicide attacks UK agents to > help Arafat stop suicide bombers Robert Fisk: > Israel's black propaganda bid falters > as documents reveal an impotent leader not a > terrorist mastermind Leading article: > Israel will react to this atrocity, but peace will > only come through politics > Israel's so-called Book of Terror – designed to > prove that Yasser Arafat is a master > of terror involved in suicide attacks on Israel – is > riddled with errors, omissions and > deliberate misinformation. > > The dossier, which was presented to President George > Bush by the Israeli Prime > Minister, Ariel Sharon, characterises Mr Arafat as > an evil, scheming warlord funded > by Iran and Saudi Arabia. > > But in some cases, translations of Palestinian > documents allegedly seized by Israeli > troops in the West Bank have been doctored to > "prove" Arafat's responsibility for > anti-Israeli attacks. At least one "translation" of > a Palestinian document posted on the > Israeli army's website is a palpable falsehood. > > In reality the documents portray Mr Arafat's > military impotence. The papers the Israeli > intelligence service have so far produced – assuming > that most of them are genuine > – paint a vivid, pathetic picture of his loss of > power within the Palestinian community > over the past 12 months, the suborning of his > lieutenants and the gradual recruitment > of his men by Hamas and Islamic Jihad opponents. > > The original Arabic documents reveal just how the > Israelis, in an exercise in black > propaganda, have manipulated their true meaning. On > 20 March, this year, "Hamdi", > one of Yasser Arafat's senior intelligence officers > in the West Bank town of > Tulkarem, wrote a report about a suspected Israeli > collaborator called Jihad Ilayan. > > "Further to our letter numbered TK/334/2002 dated > 16/3/02 about the [Israeli] > helicopter strike on the chicken farm at Anabta and > after arresting the young man > mentioned above, interrogating him and then > releasing him, we wish to inform you > that he is now with a relative named Riyadh Ilayan > from the Jalazoan [refugee] camp > and he [Riyadh] works in General Intelligence," > Hamdi's report said. The implications > are obvious. Riyadh Ilayan works for Mr Arafat's own > intelligence organisation but his > relative Jihad is suspected of collaboration with > Israel. > > Just 17 days earlier, another intelligence report > from Tulkarem, this time written on > unheaded notepaper and unsigned, informs Mr Arafat's > men that the al-Aqsa > Brigades in the city are planning "an operation > inside Israel". The brigade's modus > operandi, says the document, includes offering > suspected Israeli collaborators > forgiveness if they kill Jewish settlers or Israeli > soldiers or intelligence officers. The > forthcoming "operation" had been planned, the report > states, by Ghanem Ghanem of > Force 17, Hani Abu Laimoon, "a previous operative of > ours", and an unnamed man > who is referred to as a "drug dealer". The same > group, the document notes, had > previously arranged the attack on a banqueting hall > in the northern Israeli city of > Hadera. It does not mention the results of that > attack: six Israeli civilians dead and > another 35 wounded. > > These reports – and many others – show just how far > Yasser Arafat had lost control > of the militant organisations flourishing among the > Palestinians on the West Bank. > But Israel's reaction was to go public with accounts > of their contents that were > deliberately misleading and, in at least one case, > untrue. They claimed that the report > on Ilayan detailed his role in a failed suicide > attack – when in fact it recorded his > suspected collaboration with Israel – while > presenting the second document as proof > that Mr Arafat's own intelligence men were involved > in the al-Aqsa suicide squads. All > references to the drug dealer and the inducement to > collaborators to seek > forgiveness were excised. > > The Arabic texts suggest that Israel is fighting > against men who have long ago > passed outside Mr Arafat's control, who are better > funded than his Palestinian > Authority and whose anti-Israeli attacks can only > occasionally be foiled by Mr Arafat's > still-loyal intelligence officers. > > Typical is the case of Mahmoud Freih, a 17-year-old > Palestinian schoolboy who was > born in Kuwait and lived in Tulkarem. A report from > Mr Arafat's "Preventative > Security" Office in the city dated 26 December last > year informed his intelligence > operatives that Freih had originally been a member > of the Democratic Front (a > Marxist, pro-Arafat group) but had since joined > Islamic Jihad at the instigation of a > Tulkarem resident called Ayman Mahdawi. Mr Arafat's > men demanded to talk to > Freih about his change of allegiance. But he was > already planning to plant a > makeshift mine on a road used by Israeli tanks near > Shweikeh. The attack was > aborted because of the presence of Israeli soldiers. > So he moved the bomb, ran a > wire from the explosives to a citrus tree in an > orchard. Again, his attack failed. Next > day, Freih attended school but returned to the > bomb's location – only to find that the > wire had been cut. Waiting for him there were an > official of the Palestinian Authority > and an explosives expert named Samir Abu Naser. He > later confessed his activities > to Mr Arafat's men. A later note on the report says > Freih was released after > questioning on condition he had been recruited – > presumably by the Palestinian > Authority. > > The story of how a 17-year-old schoolboy could > involve himself in Islamic Jihad and > head off after classes to try to destroy an Israeli > tank casts a revealing light on the > militancy of Palestinian youth. > > The Israeli account deleted all reference to the > role played by the Palestinian > Authority in foiling the attack on the Israelis. The > full text shows clearly that Mr > Arafat's men did just what the Israelis would wish: > they stopped the attack and > persuaded the boy to change sides. > > In other cases, however, Mr Arafat's intelligence > officers woefully failed to maintain > the loyalty of their own men. Far from controlling > the powerful militias springing up in > the West Bank who were intent on an open conflict > with the Israelis, Mr Arafat was > simply marginalised. A long report, dated 4 > February, again written on unheaded > notepaper, details for Mr Arafat's intelligence men > how the Palestinian security > apparatus in Jenin – along with local members of Mr > Arafat's own CIA-trained > General Intelligence operation – had been > infiltrated and bought over with large > payments of cash. One of the disloyal intelligence > men – "description: skinny, his > teeth are parted and dirty..." – is now paid by the > Islamic Jihad group, the paper says, > "sometimes wears a mask in demonstrations and chants > against the Authority. > Another man, an officer in the CIA-trained > Preventative Security known as "Al-Rikh", > is described as "the source of most of the weapons > of Jihad and Hamas". The Fatah > movement in Jenin, the document adds, is "playing on > both ropes ... they are with the > === message truncated === __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! 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