Mossad's not so secret operation

Mossad's not so secret operation

rt.com

According to Abu Sisi’s account that he gave to the lawyer who was allowed to visit him in jail – from the Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCRH), a Gaza-based NGO – the people who abducted him on the train wore Ukrainian military uniform, they took his documents by force, then removed him from the train and drove him to Kiev. He says he was held and interrogated in an apartment by individuals who identified themselves as members of Mossad.
Another reason for such actions, as speculated by the Israeli media, is Sisi’s possible connection to the kidnapping of an Israeli Defense For

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This story is begining to unfold and currently I doubt these allegded alegations that he has an intamate connection with Hamas. It has been reported that the Ukraine Interior Ministry and Ukraine Intellegence Agency had no prior warning of the abduction. Some believe that they will use this man as a barganing tool to return a Israeli soldier who was captured by Hamas. If this is true, it is a sickening revelation, that a democratic nation would carry out such outrageous acts. If such an act would be carried out, it would be nothing less then Hamas a "terrorist orginization" negotiating the release of a prisoner of war with Israel or the IDF another "terrorist orginization" holding a seemingly innocent civilian. Of course the Palestinian engineer denies any association with Hamas.

After appearing in court on Thursday, Abu Sisi, when asked, told the press: “I don’t know anything about Gilad Shalit. I don’t know anything. I’m an engineer,” as quoted by The Guardian.

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reply to post by SpeachM1litant


Hamas was democratically elected...
The west undemocratically labeled them a terrorist group..

Seems to me the definition of a terrorist is changing..
Now it's any group that is defending their own land but doesn't have a vast arsenal of tanks, planes or missiles..
Therefore they must use whatever means available to defend their rights..

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Hence i put "terrorist orginization" in regards to Hamas in qoutation marks.

These day the average Joe is a terroist, A 90 year old grandma who joins because whe cant afford gas in winter is classed as a terrorist,

Sad times we live in..

Originally posted by MagickWithoutTears
These day the average Joe is a terroist, A 90 year old grandma who joins because whe cant afford gas in winter is classed as a terrorist,
Sad times we live in..

Stop complaining, you sound like a terrorist..

reply to post by SpeachM1litant


On topic though..
I wonder what Israel would say if some Israeli citizens were kidnapped while abroad?
They could be setting a nasty precedent with these actions IMO...

reply to post by backinblack


If that were to happen, we would be witnesses to some entertaining hypocrisy from Israel. The fact that they abuse their power, much like the U.S does, against weaker states is alarming to me. It reminds me of that saying "treat people the way you wish to be treated". If you illegaly occupy terriotory as stated in international law, continue to build and expand illegal settelments and murer innoccent civilians in exesive airstrikes, it comes as no suprise to me, that an orginization like Hamas, will engage in terrorist activities in order to protect their states sovereignty. Benjamin Netanyahu and his administration are some of the biggest hypocrits to walk earth as of today.

For less than $200, I can dress as a former Soviet soldier, East German soldier, British SAS, US Ranger, or any other uniform that are easily available.

This makes perfect sense. An agent/agents from Mossad, operating in another nation, identifying themselves as Mossad.

One must be retarded to believe such crap.

reply to post by FarArcher


Read the article, Benjamin Netanyahu himself admits Israel performed this abductionm. I believe he also states Mossad was involved. None the less, that isn't the core issue. We are discussing Israels abduction of a civilian.

I really do object to the overuse of the term 'civilian.'

Fifteen guys wearing civilian clothes, carrying AK's and RPG's, with extra bandoliers and pocket packs firing on a military, and when they're killed, they're sorry butts are tossed in the "civilian" pile.

If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, is same color as a duck, swims like a duck, has a watertight ahole, and is flat-footed, then it's a relative certainty it's a duck.

Mossad agents do NOT identify themselves as Mossad agents to opposition members.

I don't give a rooty-toot if the PM, the Foreign Secretary, and the Jerusalem Post owns up to an operation, never do Mossad agents own up to being Mossad agents.

So I call BS.

reply to post by FarArcher

I don't give a rooty-toot if the PM, the Foreign Secretary, and the Jerusalem Post owns up to an operation, never do Mossad agents own up to being Mossad agents.
So I call BS.

Well I certainly can't argue that anything stated by the Israeli PM, the Foreign Secretary, and the Jerusalem Post is usually BS..

Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by SpeachM1litant

 

On topic though..
I wonder what Israel would say if some Israeli citizens were kidnapped while abroad?
They could be setting a nasty precedent with these actions IMO...

Yep. This is Israel for ya. They will do whatever they consider necessary.