BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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- We charge the chief judge at Yigal Amir's trial, Edmund
Levy, with gross judicial misconduct for dismissing the
testimony of police forensics expert, Inspector Baruch
Gladstein, who proved scientifically that Rabin was shot at 0
range, about half a meter closer than Amir ever got to Rabin.
We charge that Levy acted with full knowledge and intent in
this dismissal of evidence. All previous evidence including
Inspector Gladstein's testimony is found at
www.barrychamish.com, as is the defense summation of
attorney Jonathan Goldberg. Within the latter is more than
enough proof that Judge Levy deliberately ignored and
dismissed relevant evidence throughout the trial.
WE WIN
One week before Nov. 4, the tenth anniversary of the Rabin
murder, the country's largest circulation newspaper, Yediot
Achronot publishes a poll:
Do you believe in the conspiracy theory about Rabin's
murder?
Yes 25%
Not sure 9%
It was the lowest result of five polls taken in the past four
years but it shocked the nation. As Yediot wrote;
“Unbelievable, but one in four Israelis believe Rabin was shot
by the Shabak." In fact, the figure was more. Yediot's poll
included 20% Arab respondents, who are utterly unaware of
the issue. Factor them in with the not-sures and over 40% of
the nation's Jews no longer believe the government.
Sunday, five days before Nov. 4, Yigal Amir's prosecutor
Pnina Guy admits the second shot to Rabin was from point
blank range, a fact I exposed almost a decade before. Still, it
is redemption for me. Since Amir never shot point blank, he
announced that he wanted a new trial: