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Israel => Save Israel => Topic started by: mord on April 10, 2008, 10:30:44 AM
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http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3530201,00.html
Food Poisoning
Eihab Abu Rial Photo: Shin Bet
Anas Salum Photo: Shin Bet
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Shin Bet thwarts mass restaurant poisoning
Two Palestinian employees detained mere days before they planned to lace food at Ramat Gan grill bar with tasteless, odorless toxin
Efrat Weiss Published: 04.10.08, 16:38 / Israel News
The thwarting of an alarming terror plot was cleared for publication on Thursday, almost three weeks after a joint Shin Bet and police operation led to the arrest of two Palestinian employees of the 'Grill Express' restaurant in Ramat Gan.
The men, Eihab Abu Rial and Anas Salum, both 21-year-old residents of the West Bank city of Nablus, had planned to lace dishes served at the establishment with a powerful toxin without odor or taste, in the hopes of killing as many patrons as possible.
Grill Express restaurant (Photo: Yaron Brenner)
The two did not have working permits and were residing in Israel illegally. While in Nablus, they had been recruited to the al-Aqsa Martyr's Bridges, the military wing of Fatah, under the guidance and funding of Hizbullah.
The men were arrested by police investigators following information obtained by the Shin Bet, several
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short days before they planned to carry out the attack.
In their questioning the men told interrogators they were to receive the poison from two operatives in the Balata refugee camp in Nablus – Husseini Salag and Hani Quabi – who are still wanted by security forces.
The white substance is virtually undetectable and affects its victims approximately four hours after being ingested.
Salag, they said, also sought to use them to bring a suicide bomber across the border.
Defense officials say they are concerned Quabi continues to seek the means to carry out an attack in Israel using illegal Palestinian residents.
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That's just deplorable. I'm guessing this wasn't a kosher establishment?
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That's just deplorable. I'm guessing this wasn't a kosher establishment?
It was unfortunately
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That's just deplorable. I'm guessing this wasn't a kosher establishment?
It probably wasn't. Damn scumbags. :(
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"Police say the owners of the Grill Express will face charges for illegally employing Palestinian Authority Arabs."
That's the last sentence of the news article on the Arutz Sheva site.
I hope the owners realize they would have been just as responsible for the deaths which could have resulted from this. >:(
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True, the sign on the restaurant said Kosher
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Their hiring muslims in a kosher restaurant?
You know I've always thought about poisoning, I mean all it takes is a terrorist to poison something like a buffet and it could be more deadly than a mass shooting. I knew it would happen one of these days unfortunately.
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But why are Jews hiring these sand monkeys anyways? Don't they know better?
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But why are Jews hiring these sand monkeys anyways? Don't they know better?
Probably the same reason they are hiring filipinos for labor. The 3rd world invasion has begun.
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Anyone who eats at a place staffed by even 1 muSSlim is insane!
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But why are Jews hiring these sand monkeys anyways? Don't they know better?
Probably the same reason they are hiring filipinos for labor. The 3rd world invasion has begun.
I wouldn't be worried about Filipinos
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True, the sign on the restaurant said Kosher
I guess the picture didn't load for me before! It does say kosher on the sign. :-\ Well that sucks!! Maybe Israel should pass a law that in order to get kosher certification you can only have Jewish workers on staff.
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Wow these restaurant owners are really clever, huh. They may have been able to save a few hundred dollars a week. I'm sure that will change their lives dramatically. Just think all they had to do was sell out a few of their brethren Jews. The restaurant should be closed, and the owners should be prohibited from getting another license.