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To: Sully- who wrote (24707)	2/2/2007 5:05:34 PM
From: Sully-	of 35834

Those Iranians Sure Do Get Around Power Line Haaretz reports on the alleged capture of Iranian military personnel in Gaza: <<< Senior Fatah sources reported late Thursday that its National Security Force arrested seven Iranian weapons experts working in the service of Hamas in Gaza. According to Fatah, the arrests were made during a raid on the Islamic University in Gaza City. The Fatah forces apprehended some 1,400 firearms and missiles found at the site. >>> Ynet has more details: <<< A Palestinian source has said that the Iranian general nabbed in Gaza by Palestinian security officers supervised the manufacturing weapons and explosives for Hamas. The source told Ynet on Friday that the expert was in charge of several labs in the university, mainly chemistry labs in which he trained Hamas activists, most of them women, manufacturing the explosives. At least five Iranian citizens were arrested during a raid at the Islamic University, a Hamas stronghold in Gaza City. One of the Iranians committed suicide during the raid. Six to nine Palestinians were killed in the raid, sources said. The raid on the Hamas-linked university in Gaza was carried out by national security forces affiliated with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Hundreds of weapons and a lathe for the production of Qassam rockets were seized in the raid. >>> Via Blog of the Week Jules Crittenden, who also notes Stratfor's suggestion that Israel's strategy for stalling Iran's nuclear weapons program might not involve bombing, and might be related to the recent untimely death of one of Iran's top nuclear scientists. powerlineblog.com haaretz.com judeoscope.ca julescrittenden.com

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