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The Times report revealed several testimonies of Israeli émigrés which ended up giving their passports to the Mossad. “Matthew” first emigrated to Israel after leaving his parents’ London home in 2009, and volunteered to join the Israeli military shortly afterwards. It was just before his first week of army duty that he was approached by a young woman from Mossad and asked if he was “committed to the State of Israel.”
When she asked if Matthew was willing to do “a small thing to help”, such as, for example, lend his passport, he did not refuse.
According to the article, Matthew received his passport back after 18 months of military service, and was surprised to find stamps in it from Turkey and Azerbaijan, countries that he had never visited.
In another testimony to The Times, “Peter," a Frenchman who emigrated to Israel last year, had a similar story. Months after arriving in Israel and volunteering for military service, he began meeting “a sexy woman," who asked him if he wanted to help her. He said his passport was taken and returned a year later with stamps from Russia and several other countries.
According to The Times, illegal use of foreign passports that help Israeli agents travel undercover emerged in January 2010, when Dubai police authorities revealed that British, French, German and Australian passports were used by assassins targeting the senior Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh. At the time, Israel refused to confirm or deny the belief that its own Mossad agents were behind the attack, but responded to the diplomatic furor with assurances that the practice would not continue.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diploma...n-passports-in-undercover-operations-1.412502
nice... wonder if those passports got found at crime scenes too...
http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/hijackers.html
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On the day of 9/11...
Five Israelis were arrested when they were seen rejoicing on top of a building, videotaping the disaster in celebration. The Israelis immediately told police, "We are Israelis. We are not your problem. Your problems are our problems. The Palestinians are your problem."
In the van police found over four-thousand dollars stuffed in a sock and bomb-sniffing dogs sensed explosives. After a polygraph test, it turned out that these men were all ex-militaryexplosives experts.
When she asked if Matthew was willing to do “a small thing to help”, such as, for example, lend his passport, he did not refuse.
According to the article, Matthew received his passport back after 18 months of military service, and was surprised to find stamps in it from Turkey and Azerbaijan, countries that he had never visited.
In another testimony to The Times, “Peter," a Frenchman who emigrated to Israel last year, had a similar story. Months after arriving in Israel and volunteering for military service, he began meeting “a sexy woman," who asked him if he wanted to help her. He said his passport was taken and returned a year later with stamps from Russia and several other countries.
According to The Times, illegal use of foreign passports that help Israeli agents travel undercover emerged in January 2010, when Dubai police authorities revealed that British, French, German and Australian passports were used by assassins targeting the senior Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh. At the time, Israel refused to confirm or deny the belief that its own Mossad agents were behind the attack, but responded to the diplomatic furor with assurances that the practice would not continue.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diploma...n-passports-in-undercover-operations-1.412502
nice... wonder if those passports got found at crime scenes too...
http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/hijackers.html
http://www.reachingtruth.com/connect.html
On the day of 9/11...
Five Israelis were arrested when they were seen rejoicing on top of a building, videotaping the disaster in celebration. The Israelis immediately told police, "We are Israelis. We are not your problem. Your problems are our problems. The Palestinians are your problem."
In the van police found over four-thousand dollars stuffed in a sock and bomb-sniffing dogs sensed explosives. After a polygraph test, it turned out that these men were all ex-militaryexplosives experts.
