Sharon: “I wouldn’t suggest either one of them should feel secure. I wouldn’t propose that any insurance company gives them coverage (about Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah and Yasser Arafat… both now dead).

www.haaretz.co.il/hasen/spages/411795.html

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported that a statement from the Israeli cabinet read, "Recent day's events have proven again that Yasser Arafat is a complete obstacle to any process of reconciliation. ... Israel will act to remove this obstacle in the manner, at the time, and in the ways that will be decided on separately."

(Israeli Cabinet, September 11, 2003, 4:30pm EDT)

Sharon: “We took action against Ahmed Yassin and Abdelaziz Rantisi (both assassinated) and a few other murderers when we thought the time was right. On the matter of Arafat we will operate in the same way, when we find the convenient and suitable time. One needs to find the time and do what has to be done.”

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3654928.stm

The Jerusalem Post: “The world will not help us; we must help ourselves. We must kill as many of the Hamas and Islamic Jihad leaders as possible, as quickly as possible, while minimizing collateral damage, but not letting that damage stop us. And we must kill Yasser Arafat, because the world leaves us no alternative.”

“Arafat’s death at Israel’s hands would not radicalize Arab opposition to Israel. The current jihad against us is being fueled by the perception that Israel is blocked from taking decisive actions to defend itself…. Kill Arafat, more than any other act, would demonstrate that the tool of terror is unacceptable.”

(Editorial, The Jerusalem Post (conservative, English-language), Jerusalem, Israel, Sept. 11, 2003)

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Silvan Shalom: Israel's foreign minister said yesterday in an apparent attempt to soften remarks by the vice premier who said that assassination was an option. “Israel has not adopted a formal decision to kill Yasser Arafat”

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/09/16/world/main573485.shtml

http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/2003/09/16/story892785356.asp

Tuesday, September 15^th & 16th, 2003

Ehud Olmert: ” Deputy Prime Minister of Israel told Israel Radio that killing Arafat "is definitely one of the options" under consideration by the government.

International Herald Tribune, 24 September 2003

Benjamin Netanyahu: "I would have put him on a terror ship and let him go to his friends in Baghdad... I do believe that Arafat can be made irrelevant by simply removing him," not killing him.

Yasser Arafat: "No one can kick me out. They can kill me....., but I will not leave."

Israeli official who asked not to be named:"Yasser Arafat cannot hope for more than a one-way ticket” http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_1353188,00.html

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SOURCE INFORMATION:

President Arafat was not an “obstacle to the process of reconciliation and peace” as Israel tries to convince the world; he was an obstacle in Israel’s desire to continue expanding its borders, violating and infringing on the sovereignty, rights and national security of all of Israel’s neighbors.

Israel may try with all its various deceptive and cunning ways to bring chaos and war to the Middle East and indeed now even to the United States by using and misleading American soldiers and American tax-payers in order to achieve illegal Israeli ambitions of “Jewish or zionist supremacy”…. The fact however is that at the end of the road, this very chaos that Israel is deliberately creating in the hope that American tax-payers will continue visualizing it as a “tiny poor victim-state defending itself against barbaric Arabs”, is precisely what will sooner or later, bury “Project Israel”. Israeli citizens must understand that they cannot achieve their security or safety at the expense of depriving others of theirs…, be it in Palestine, in Iraq, in Lebanon, in Syria, in Jordan in Egypt or in Iran.

God bless Arafat’s soul. May he rest in peace.

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Friends,

I felt like writing something today... , so I did. This is the least that I can do for a man who spent his entire life fighting for the freedom and dignity of his people.

<>Cherifa

Cherifa Sirry

Cairo/Egypt

CherifaSirry@link.net

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“we must kill Arafat, because the world leaves us no alternative.”

The Jerusalem Post, 11 September 2003 editorial

Today President Arafat died…, but over 500 million people in the “Greater Middle East” are still alive, kicking and will of course pursue the same dreams and ambitions Arafat and the whole Arab world has persued for a free and sovereign Palestine.

Oh no Israel! Your “nightmare” is long not over. One down..., but still, about 1.2 billion Muslims and the rest of the billions of free and civilized people of different faiths and religions of the world to go!

Arafat is dead.

No medical explanations. The leader of the Palestinian People and the hero of all the oppressed and occupied people of the world died..., yet there is no official medical reason. Unofficially, he suffered from all sorts of symptoms of poisoning… a rash on his body, nausea, vomiting, loss of balance, loss of consciousness and finally loss of life.

History eventually uncovers all the ugly buried Truths of the zionist propaganda machines.