- The Israelis won't listen. For the past 10 days, since
my return from my North American tour, I've been trying to explain that
every trick, not short of the murder of Jews, is being used to throw the
Jews out of their Gazan homes. The reaction is consistent. From the religious
Jews: the Torah is clear that no Jews will be uprooted from their homes
in the Land of Israel. From the secular: It's too unbelievable and if it's
true, I don't want to know.
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- Not that I'm alone in proving the worst. Makor Rishon
has published that the author of Sharon's pullout plan, Dov Weisglas, will
be a partner in a giant casino to be built on the evacuated Gazan territory.
And how long have I been exposing the Sharon-Weisglas-Arafat casino partnership?
Finally, it is getting wider exposure, yet the Israelis aren't accepting
this mafia motive for the planned pullout.
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- Over and over I'm told the same thing: Don't get too
deep, stick with Rabin. It's the only scandal you've uncovered that most
Israelis can understand, or even care about.
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- So let's try again. I have a new witness and more powerful
documentation to present. I am sending the documents under separate cover,
since people are afraid to open attachments and most sites I'm on filter
them out.
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- Another Witness Steps Forward
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- He is Shmuel Arad's brother-in-law. To put his testimony
into context, I must present testimony from my last article again:
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- Steve of middleeastfacts.com called to inform me that
he had interviewed a very important witness who I should meet. And very
important he was. His name was Eli and he was the IDF officer responsible
for military security at the rally where Rabin was murdered. He had escaped
his suspicions in Toronto. We drove to a restaurant to talk but he would
not leave the car until he had told his story. Chain-smoking, the young
and athletic Israeli related the following:
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- "I was the IDF officer in charge of security for
the Tel Aviv area. Two days before the rally, all the security officers
of the police and Shabak met in north Tel Aviv. I felt something was wrong
right away. There was going to be a gathering of 150,000 people at a most
sensitive moment and the meeting was open. Anyone could have come in. And
the attitude of the meeting was all wrong. It was jovial. The police displayed
an aerial photo of the City Hall square and instead of pinpointing problem
areas, the meeting just discussed what a great photo it was.
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- "The Shabak controlled the security for the rally
and barely gave the police any duties. But more shocking, they gave me
nothing to do. They made it plain by ignoring me, that they just didn't
want the army there. I left the meeting and decided I'd send a jeep and
crew backstage anyway.
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- "I ordered the jeep to park near the stairs where
Rabin was supposed to descend and then had a look around. It was at about
8:00 PM, just before the rally was to begin that I saw a reserve officer
from my unit coming down the stairs from the stage. He had a security pin
on his shirt but I didn't issue it to him. I asked him, 'What are you doing
here? I didn't call you here.' He answered that he came of his own volition.
I asked him, 'Who issued you the security pass?' and he didn't answer me.
Something wasn't right and I decided to inspect the stage myself.
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- "I walked up the stairs with my gun in its holster.
No one stopped me and there was no metal detector anywhere. On the stage
I saw Benny Lahav, he was the Shabak's personnel officer and he was busy
shining a flashlight at apartment windows opposite the square. That wasn't
his duty. He was supposed to be coordinating his forces, not playing with
a flashlight. I walked up to him and pointed to my gun, saying, 'I could
kill Rabin if I wanted to.' He answered, 'Why would you do that?' I replied,
'How did I get a gun on this stage without being stopped?' He ignored the
question and went back to shining his flashlight off buildings.
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- "I stayed until the rally ended and decided I was
no longer needed. I ordered my jeep crew to stay backstage until everyone
had left and took a bus home. Not ten minutes later, the crew radioed me
that something happened backstage and Rabin may have been hurt. But at
that moment I saw Rabin's limousine led by a squad car approaching Dizengoff
Street. I assumed he was headed to a party in Herzlia Pituach and that
everything was alright.
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- "Later, when I heard he was murdered, nothing made
sense. What was Rabin's car doing so far from Ichilov Hospital? If he was
shot, why was only one squad car accompanying him?
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- "The next day, I went to my base and expected, at
a minimum, to be dressed down, and more likely, to be stripped of my rank.
Rabin was murdered on my watch and I knew I was going to be investigated
for dereliction of duty. But my commander, Col. Shmuel Arad, didn't call
me. In fact, he never asked what happened that night. And when the Shamgar
Commission convened, I expected to be called to testify about military
security at the rally. But I never was and I still don't know why.
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- "I knew I could have done better if I was a bit
smarter and I left for Toronto to sort out my life. I was set up to fail
and I strongly suspected it was by the real murderers. Your book woke me
up and that's why I wanted to talk to you."
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- Back To The New Testimony
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- It is from another Eli, who I'll call Eli G. He lives
in Ramat Gan, is retired, is a longtime Likud member and was Shmuel Arad's
brother-in-law. He joined me at my apartment.
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- "Shmuel was commander of the Pikud Ha Oref (the
IDF's urban security division) on the night of the Rabin murder. He was
the direct superior of the witness in Toronto you quoted.
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- "Shmuel never talked about the fact that he was
the highest ranking IDF officer responsible for security in Tel Aviv on
the night of the assassination. But he never rose in rank after that night.
We all that it was because his father was a legendary Irgun fighter and
the IDF had a policy to keep such families away from the top. Now I understand
that there may have been more to his non-advancement.
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- "Nonetheless, he felt advancement would be denied
him for good, so he quit the army and shortly after ran for mayor of Haifa.
He was leading all the polls but just prior to the elections, a third party
candidate quit and threw his support behind the Labor candidate. It was
a dirty deal and it cost Shmuel the election.
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- "He was totally discouraged and took a long leave
of absence from the country abroad. Last year he returned, arriving home
on a Friday. He called me and we arranged a get-together with our families
the next day. The next morning his wife called to announce that Shmuel
was dead. His heart just stopped.
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- "It didn't make sense. He was in his early 50s and
completely healthy. One day back in the country and he dies? Then you reminded
me that he was the IDF officer in charge of Tel Aviv on the night of the
Rabin murder. Strange things are happening in the country and I don't dismiss
the possibility that this was one of them.
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- "Your witness was right in his suspicions. Since
Shmuel was in charge of military security when Rabin was murdered, why
wasn't he questioned by the polic? Of course, he should have been. He must
have had relevant information."
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- The Shabak Takes Over The Investigation
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- If the police missed questioning vital witnesses, then
they were remiss in their duties or told to be remiss. The law in Israel
is clear: In all cases of non-military murder, Israel Police is solely
responsible for investigations. The Shabak (General Security Services)
has no legal role in such criminal investigations. Yet for Rabin, both
the Shabak and Israel Police broke the law. In the case of the police,
the following attachments prove they did so most reluctantly.
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- Attachment One
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- If you are not a Hebrew reader, the first two attachments
will be lost on you. If you are, or know someone who is, you are now witness
to a strange legal aberration. For best viewing, zoom in 170%. This is
an announcement from the head of the Criminal Investigations Division of
Israel Police, explaining that responsibility for the investigation of
the Rabin assassination had been switched from Tel Aviv district police
to his division. The document begins with a list of the detectives and
investigators assigned to the case. Then the subject of the memo is given:
Investigation Team Of The Murder Of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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- Clause 1. announces the switch in investigation teams
beginning 12/11/95. Clause 2. begins the illegalities. It reads, "On
4/11/95 at Kings Of Israel Square, Prime Minister Rabin was murdered as
he walked between the rally stage and his car by one Yigal Amir."
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- Now, this supposition of guilt by the police is blatantly
illegal. The police cannot announce the murderer's name before he is convicted,
let alone charged.
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- End Attachment One, Continue Attachment Two
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- Clause 3. Goals Of The Investigation
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- a. To investigate if the murderer acted alone or with
the complicity of others.
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- Again the police use the word "murderer" to
describe Amir and not "suspect." They have already convicted
him. And it's reasonable to assume that the author of the memo, as head
of the Criminal Investigations Division, knew what he was doing wrong.
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- b. To investigate who was behind the murder.
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- Now what does this mean? If Amir was a lone gunman, why
is there this certainty that someone else was behind him?
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- c. To investigate and gather evidence against all those
involved. Thus,to investigate all claims against far Right organizations.
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- The investigation is now focused on one group and one
group only. No other leads are to be followed. Now who would lead such
a cockeyed investigation? Look closely at Clause 4. and send it out widely.
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- Clause 4. Methodology
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- a. Evidence gathering and intelligence are to be conducted
in cooperation with the Shabak and those under its responsibility.
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- You read it right. An illegal investigation conducted
by the Shabak superceded the legal police investigation. It's this kind
of severe technicality that gets cases thrown out of court in any fair
judicial system. Read it again. The Shabak, which murdered Rabin, is now
investigating the murder.
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- Attachment Three
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- The Shamgar Commission determined that Rabin was shot
twice in the back. Central to my thesis is my contention that Rabin was
shot a third time, from the front. And central to my claim that Shimon
Peres organized the murder was his knowledge of that third shot. In my
lectures, I show Peres on film stating that, "Three bullets pierced
Rabin's body and the songsheet." The songsheet was in his front jacket
pocket, thus Peres admits that Rabin was shot from the front, an act Amir
could not have committed.
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- The problem is, Peres became prime minister and accepted
the Shamgar Commission's finding that Rabin was shot twice in the back...WHEN
HE KNEW THE TRUTH. And that makes Peres, head of the coverup.
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- I also note that 90 minutes after Rabin was declared
dead, Peres conducted a cabinet meeting during which he appointed Rabin's
personal bodyguard, Yoram Rubin, his own personal bodyguard. Now, if there
was one person in the world Peres should not have appointed to guard him,
it was Rubin, based on his wonderful protection of Rabin that evening.
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- But since Rubin was the actual shooter of Rabin, Peres
chose to reward him.
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- At that same cabinet meeting, Peres described how Rabin
was murdered. Do not forget that Peres saw Rabin's body barely two hours
before. Now open the attachment and look where Peres is pointing to. That,
he explained to the world, was where the fatal bullet penetrated Rabin's
body...FROM THE FRONT.
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- end
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- Of interest. I copied my English language video Who Murdered
Yitzhak Rabin to sell at my lecture venues. It's 2 1/2 hours long and really
impressive. I now have NTSC copies if anyone would like to order.
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- I'll be putting together a new book. In the meantime,
as usual, you can order my English books, Who Murdered Yitzhak Rabin, Israel
Betrayed, The Last Days Of Israel and Save Israel! by writing me at chamish@netvision.net.il
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