Israel admits the assassination of Abu Jihad 25 years later

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Khalil al-Wazir, better known in the Arab world as Abu Jihad, was a key figure in the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), helping found Fatah in the late 1950s. For years, he was the effective deputy to PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat. He was shot dead by Israeli agents in an audacious commando raid in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, in 1988. Israel denied responsibility for nearly 25 years until 2012, when an Israeli newspaper published an interview with Israeli soldier Nahum Lev, who killed Abu Jihad, eventually revealing the truth. This film, Assassination in Tunis, hears from both sides of the story and traces the assassination in detail: How Israeli commandos made a beach landing in Tunis under direction from Mossad, Israeli national intelligence, and overran the villa where Abu Jihad was staying. Moments later, Abu Jihad was killed in multiple rounds of gunfire. His widow, Intisar al-Wazir, offers witness testimony to these final moments of Abu Jihad's life. The Tunis raid that finally ended Abu Jihad's life was a high-risk venture for the Israeli special forces. They sent a hit squad to a foreign country to kill a prominent Arab figure and escaped undetected. However, Nahum Lev's interview, published after his death, raised almost as many questions as it answered, including whether Israel had acted alone or had help from inside Tunisia.

 

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No chance they did this without inside help from Tunisia.

 

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"A good conspiracy is an unproveable one."
-Mel Gibson (Conspiracy Theory)

 

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No chance they did this without inside help from Tunisia.

Exactly, his wife already told the security provided by Tunisian gov Was not on duty that week.

 

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No chance they did this without inside help from Tunisia.

When I was in Tunisia there were many hotels owned by Jews and their Christian sympathizers. I wouldn't be surprised if they help in this assassination.