PNA denies Israeli spy among Arafat's crew
8/11/2004 21:36
A senior Palestinian official denied on Monday that Egyptian chief of
intelligence, Omar Suleiman had informed PNA that there's an Israeli spy among
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's crew in the headquarter al Muqata'a in the
West Bank city of Ramallah.
Arafat's top aide for national security
affairs Jebril al Rajoub denied that investigations were done with 15 Arafat's
army and civilian bodyguards.
Al Rajoub told reporters that the rumors
took place after news that Arafat had been poisoned, adding that "the theory of
poisoning is an Israeli Symphony that they attempts to infiltrate to create
situation of suspicions."
The official said that all what is said about
that Israel had penetrated the security orders and reached to Arafat "is only
rumors made by Israelis," he added.
Xinhua
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