BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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suspect Eskin of being an agent provocateur. This Eskin may
have given you a way to reopen the Rabin murder in court."
I asked Ram if the idea is practical.
"I'd have to look for precedents but, on the surface, it's a
legitimate defense. Ideally, you would want Peres or Carmi
Gillon to sue you, but Eskin may have let you in through the
back door. Now a lot depends on what the judge permits, but
if we went down that road we could subpoena:"
- Avishai Raviv to testify about his provocations.
- Chezi Kalo, head of the Jewish Department of the Shabak
while Raviv was at work.
- Eitan Oren, the TV director who filmed staged provocations.
- Various members of Eyal, including Yigal Amir, who
participated in the provocations.
- Judge Meir Shamgar, who investigated the Shabak's use of
dirty tricks.
Ram continued: "The Shabak's policy is not to reveal the
names of its agents. So it's your word against his whether he
was acting on their behalf. But you have the right to defend
yourself by proving that the Shabak did employ agents to
commit outrages exactly like those of Eskin. And one of
those outrages led to Rabin's murder."
OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE JEW
In March, 05, the firebrand rabbi, Shlomo Aviner of
Jerusalem's Meir Institute, until then the most vocal
spokesman in the battle against the Gush Katif surrender,
switched horses. He now advised his followers not to
interfere with soldiers in their duty of evacuating the Jewish
residents from their homes.
Last Passover, I was approached by someone while selling
books in Gush Katif. The message, quickly rendered was, "I