BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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eviction? Guess what? The police IGNORED her. Why?
They WANTED a big political story of the "crazies" in the
hotel. I KNOW most of the people evicted from the hotel.
They all said -- a group of Itamar Ben Gvir hooligans came
out of nowhere, refused to leave, and caused the whole
"uproar" of what happened. Please note: less than 24 hours
before the raid and eviction, the police arrive and escort Ben-
Gvir out of Gush Katif. Why? He works for them...to rile up
his hooligans...and make people like you think (and a lot of
the Israeli public) that the hotel was full of fanatical crazies.
Now, let us return to 1994:
http://www.unhchr.ch/Huridocda/Huridoca.nsf/0/85411686c8
0ca92a802566fe00396cb2?OpenDocument
On 1 August 1994, three Kach activists who had organized
the paramilitary camp in Kiryat Arba a week earlier were
summoned for questioning by the police. The group's
spokesman, Itamar Ben-Gvir, one of the persons who were
summoned, indicated from a public telephone that they were
not going to cooperate with the police. (Ha'aretz, 29, 31 July
1994; Jerusalem Post, 31 July, 1 August 1994)
On Nov. 3 of this year, I appeared on the London and
Kirschenbaum television program on Channel 10. In 1994,
Kirschenbaum was Chairman of the Israel Broadcasting
Authority. The paramilitary camp organized by Ben Gvir was
nothing but a show for an IBA news reporter, Eitan Oren.
Ben Gvir staged the camp for Oren, who the late Adir Zik
proved was working for the Shabak. On the London and
Kirschenbaum program, the latter admitted the report of the
camp was staged for what could only be, the Shabak.
The tape should make interesting viewing in court. At a
young age, Ben Gvir was already cooperating with a Shabak
sting operation.