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From: mr@homxb.UUCP (M.RINDSBERG)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Israel supplies Arab terrorists?
Message-ID: <1173@homxb.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 26-Jan-86 03:27:47 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 26 03:27:47 1986
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> Subject: Israel supplies Arab terrorists?
> 
> > The allegation here is nothing short of incredible - that Israel
> > supplies arms to Iran so they in turn can train anti-Israel terrorists.
> > These allegations are false, and no amount of repetition by Chedley and 
> > Farzin will make them true.  They supply no documentation of these absurd 
> > charges for the simple reason that no such documentation exists.
> 
> Correction: I never said what the intention of Israel was. I don't know
> that. I said that they have been supplying arms to Iran when they know
> Iran has been training Arab terrorists. 
>   
> You are right. It is an "incredible" thing to hear. The reason I did not
> supply any documentation is that even though more than a week has passed
> from the time I posted the original article, so far no one had *asked* for
> documentation. Not only they didn't ask but several people (such as
> Y. Levendel, Bill Tanenbaum, M. Rindsberg and H. Weisberg) tried to explain
> it as if they were already aware of it. This seems very strange to me.
> If it were not true, as an "Israeli supporter" my immediate reaction would
> have been:
>   
> Where is the reference? 
>   
>                 -----------------------------------------
> 		  
> My reference is the January 2, 1986 issue of the Kayhaan newspaper,
> published in London, England.

And what exactly did it say ? Is it a reputable newspaper ?
How come most people have never heard of it ?

And if I recall correctly, My first response asked for references.
( I hope it wasn't lost in netnews)

mark
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