BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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And I have another tape from December of the following
year, as well as the police written records of it. After the
Rabin murder, Yigal Amir was interrogated by the police:
Amir: I got to the demonstration and saw a friend from Likud
youth on a bus. He told me that Itamar Ben Gvir wanted to
kill Rabin tonight. He said Avishai Raviv gave him a gun with
blanks in it. "You know about this, of course," he said. "I told
the police about it." I laughed. In recollection I can't figure this
one out. But there were a lot of strange things...
Previous to the Rabin murder, Ben Gvir engaged in some
nasty acts. He and his gang jumped on the car of cabinet
minister, Binyamin "Fuad" Ben Eliezer while he was in it.
Though he threatened the life of a cabinet minister, Ben Gvir
was not jailed.
And that gave him time to personally place a note on Rabin's
car which read, "We got to his car, next time we'll get to
Rabin."
So, for threatening the murder of the prime minister, is Ben
Gvir imprisoned like the rest of us would be? Of course not.
That gives him the time to threaten to kill a singer, Sinead
O'Conner:
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Friday June 27, 1997
Singer slams threats of right-winger
NAOMI SEGAL
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
JERUSALEM -- Israeli police plan to question an extreme
right-wing activist on suspicion of threatening Irish pop star
Sinead O'Connor.
O'Connor canceled her scheduled appearance at a concert
Saturday night in Jerusalem's Sultan's Pool after receiving