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To: Mike M who wrote (11948)4/12/2003 2:14:49 AM
From: craig crawford  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 21614
 
>> Ben Gurion was no more a terrorist than you are <<

does this mean you agree with emile on the other four prime ministers of israel he listed as being terrorists? do you think that arafat is a terrorist?



To: Mike M who wrote (11948)4/13/2003 11:11:14 PM
From: Emile Vidrine  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 21614
 
Ben Gurion was behind the Lavon Affair. What was the Lavon affair? Israeli terrorists dressed as Arabs plotted to murder Americans and blow up American installations in Egypt. Their plan was to leave false evidence that the Egyptians did it, so as to make America go to war against Egypt on the side of Israel. Jewish agents succeeded in blowing up some post offices and American libraries in Cairo and Alexandria. The chief archtects of this Israeli terrorism against America were Peres and Dayan, both Ben Gurion's proteges at the time and definitely following his instructions.

"The Israelis were caught by the Egyptians. At their trials in Egypt available evidence pointed to Lavon as the perpetrator. Later in Israel Col. Givli produced incriminating documents in secret hearings that had Lavon's signatures (but were later proved to be forgeries). Two of David Ben Gurion's protegees, Moshe Dayan and Shimon Peres testified against Lavon. PM Sharrett, pressured by the scandal, fired Lavon and called Ben Gurion out of his self-imposed retreat in Sde Boker to replace Lavon as Minister of Defense. Six years later, according to Hirst, the truth came out that Ben Gurion, Dayan and Peres had framed Lavon. Ben Gurion protested that the three year statute of limitations had expired and the case could not be re-opened.

Lavon, now head of the powerful Histadrut Labor Union, demanded and received a full inquiry. The investigation revealed that the operation had been planned without Lavon's knowledge. His signature had been forged and he was to be the designated fall guy for the actual perpetrators.

In 1960 the Israeli Cabinet unanimously exonerated Lavon. The Attorney General found conclusive proof of forgeries and false testimony from earlier inquiries. Both Dayan and Peres evaded indictment for their false testimony. (I don't know what happened to Col. Givli.) In Tel Aviv and Jerusalem students chanted "Ben Gurion, Go to Sde Boker and Take Dayan and Peres with You. We Do Not Accept Leaders with Elastic Consciences."


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