BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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Saadat, the leader of the Popular Front for Liberation of
Palestine, is believed to have ordered the assassination of
cabinet minister Rehavam Ze'evi in a Jerusalem hotel in
2001 What isn't widely known, however, is that Israeli
security was involved in allowing the killing, having put Ze'evi
in an insecure hotel location and withdrawn his guards so the
attackers could get to him.
Israel claims that they raided the prison in order to prevent
PA president Mahmoud Abbas from freeing Saadat as he
publicly promised to do last week. But, it may just as well
have been to prevent Saadat from disclosing any collusion
with the Israeli's in the elimination of the pesky and
outspoken Ze'evi, who wasn't going along with PM Sharon's
sellout policies.
Only one writer sent me a reminder of the facts:
http://www.imra.org.il/story.php3?id=9254
"In another portion of the interview that was edited out, Arafat
apparently said that the Israeli Mossad (external intelligence
service) was behind the assassination in Jerusalem of Israeli
cabinet minister Rehav'am Ze'evi."
I'll remind you of my conclusion:
In early October, 2001, Zeevi threatened Sharon. If Peres did
not stop his secret diplomacy, he would publicly reveal what
it involved. Sharon acquiesced and had a letter drawn
promising that he would order Peres to cancel a planned
meeting with Arafat in Greece. A week before his murder,
Zeevi displayed the letter at a party caucus meeting.
Sharon's appeasement did not succeed for long. On October
13, 2001 Zeevi handed Sharon his final ultimatum: Peres is
removed from the cabinet or he will resign from the
government and take two parties with him; Yisrael B'aliyah
and the National Party. Sharon was given a choice between
Peres and suicidal withdrawal, or his coalition. Sharon went