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Uni (Smuda) writes:
Uni, I would be interested to know more about this. Do you have any more info on it? It should be noted that the Israeli gov't is not a monolyth any more than our American gov't. There are factions within factions. Labor and Likud is only a small piece of it. There are multiple parties because they are based on a parlimentary system. So, the gov't changes pretty often when the coalition of the ruling gov't (at the time) falls apart. It would be interesting to know when this took place and who was in power. It could even have been information that one gov't (Labor for instance) gathered and another (Likud - though I wince when I say this because if I were Israeli I would be voting for this party - for another) could have sold. Israeli policy moves about sidewise like a crab because things can, and often does, change in mid-stream. Let me know if you come up with any additional info.
Uni (Smuda) writes:
When I was in the Navy, they caught a father/son spy team spying for Israel. I don't remember the name, but I am sure it is public knowledge. The info they got for Israel, they then sold to Soviets. The Soviet navy caught up with us as fast as China's missle program caught up with us under Clinton. It is very discouraging when our own allies spy and betray us. I don't rmember teh father son team's name, but i do recall they definitely wanted the death penalty. I don't remember the final outcome, but it was between life in prison or exile to Israel (where they would be retired as heroes of the state of Israel).
Uni, I would be interested to know more about this. Do you have any more info on it? It should be noted that the Israeli gov't is not a monolyth any more than our American gov't. There are factions within factions. Labor and Likud is only a small piece of it. There are multiple parties because they are based on a parlimentary system. So, the gov't changes pretty often when the coalition of the ruling gov't (at the time) falls apart. It would be interesting to know when this took place and who was in power. It could even have been information that one gov't (Labor for instance) gathered and another (Likud - though I wince when I say this because if I were Israeli I would be voting for this party - for another) could have sold. Israeli policy moves about sidewise like a crab because things can, and often does, change in mid-stream. Let me know if you come up with any additional info.