Mossad Agents Covert Ops Against Egyptian

It's Charles Freeman, all over again folks.
Notice how Foreign Agent Zionists are allowed to enter any country, ignore any laws and take any action it wants to, with total impunity. No wonder Israel has no plans of ever examining its behaviour regarding killing civilians and children. They are above the law, all law.

Middle East specialists associated with the French Military said Israeli intelligence agents were involved in a secret campaign against Farouk Hosni’s bid to head UNESCO, according to French journalist Richard Apfier.

Egyptian newspaper AlMasry AlYoum reported on September 29 that the French government received a statement from the Department of Military Intelligence that Mossad agents were operating in Paris out of a hotel. They had allegedly arrived on September 21 to initiate a calculated campaign to thwart the election of the Egyptian Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni for the Director General position at UNESCO.

Richard Apfier, former editor of Radio France International, told the Egyptian daily that Israeli agents were behind the press campaign that grew in the days leading to the election. While in France, the Mossad agents made several visits to the UNESCO headquarters, forged contacts with European and United Nations officials, and met with several newspaper editors.

This clandestine campaign was part of the wider Israeli effort to tarnish the character of Hosni in the eyes of the world. Both the public and covert operations of the Israeli government proved successful as media organizations and official government representatives echoed the false Israeli charge of Hosni’s anti-Semitism.

The accusations ultimately led to Hosni’s defeat and the election of Irina Bokova of Bulgaria to UNESCO’s highest post.
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Hamas, Mossad and Israel's Peace

Middle East Online, has an excellent piece today written by James M. Wall. A really good analysis of Israel's failed murder attempt on Khalid Mishal, a must read.

Bibi Told Mossad, 'Kill Khalid'; now Khalid Mishal is Key to Israel’s Future

On Thursday, September 25, 1997, on a sidewalk in Amman, Jordan, a team of Israeli assassins tried, but failed, to kill Hamas political bureau director, Khalid Mishal.

The attack on Khalid Mishal was an Israeli failure of monumental proportions. The story not only exposes Israel’s failure at attempted murder; but it also reveals the diplomatic morass into which the failed assassination plunged all the major players, notes James M. Wall.

Twelve years after he survived Bibi Netanhayu’s attempt to assassinate him, Khalid Mishal, the head of the Hamas political bureau, holds meetings with Jimmy Carter, and gives interviews to the Wall Street Journal.

The chief of Palestinian militant group Hamas said his organization is prepared to cooperate with the US in promoting a peaceful resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict if the White House can secure an Israeli settlement freeze and a lifting of the economic and military blockade of the Gaza Strip.

Hamas is part of the fabric of Palestinian politics, and neither force nor diplomatic isolation will make it go away. Its history is one of tenacity in the face of enormous odds: it has been nourished by the efforts to destroy it. No one is in a better position to appreciate this than Israel’s new prime minister who, once again, finds himself facing the martyr who would not die.

Khalid Mishal is also key to a peaceful Israeli future, if only Netanyahu would pay attention to what he is saying.read it all HERE

CYBER WAR FARE UPDATE

I wrote about this just yesterday, a Mossad agent, a Janes Publishing Group Representative AKA British MI5, and an American CIA agent, discussing the use of Cyber War Fare on Iran's nuclear facilities you can read my post here. Today Presstv is reporting much the same here, minus the links to the three agents:

Israeli intelligence services are trying to sabotage Iran's military and nuclear programs through tainted equipment and cyber attacks, a recent report says.

Israeli officials, weary of Iran's achievements in the nuclear field, have turned to cyber attacks to halt the country's development, Israeli sources told Reuters on Tuesday.

Another method of sabotage mentioned in the report was the use of malware -- a commonly used abbreviation for 'malicious software' -- to "corrupt, commandeer or crash the controls of sensitive sites like uranium enrichment plants".

As Iran's nuclear assets would probably be isolated from outside computers, Israeli agents would have to conceal the malware in software used by the Iranians or discreetly plant it on portable hardware brought in, unknowingly, by technicians.

Last year, Iran arrested 45-year-old Ali Ashtari on charges of relaying sensitive information on military, defense and research centers to intelligence officers working for the infamous Israeli intelligence agency, Mossad.

In a video recorded and later broadcast by IRIB, Ashtari confessed that Mossad had paid him $50,000 to buy internet cables and satellite phones and then sell them on to 'special customers' in the hope of enabling Israel to spy on their communications.

Israeli 'handlers,' whom Ashtari said he met in Thailand, Turkey and Switzerland, allegedly wanted him "to sell these terminals in Iran to special customers so they could hack into this equipment".

Mossad Backs Ahmadinejad

Mossad chief Meir Dagan backs Ahmadinejad as Iran's president, no surprise there, move along, nothing to see. Wonder if that is why all the Jews in Iran voted for him? I wrote about Israel doing all it could to ensure he was re-elected, you can read it here. Today, in a blind panic, the Chief of Mossad said this:

"The reality in Iran is not going to change because of the elections. The world and we already know [Iranian President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad. If the reformist candidate [Mir Hossein] Mousavi had won, Israel would have had a more serious problem because it would need to explain to the world the danger of the Iranian threat, since Mousavi is perceived internationally arena as a moderate element ... It is important to remember that he is the one who began Iran's nuclear program when he was prime minister." link