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Arafats Body Remains in Grave as Experts Take Samples « Kawther Salam

Arafats Body Remains in Grave as Experts Take SamplesYesterday, Tuesday Nov. 27 2012 – Late president Yasser Arafat’s grave was opened on at Al-Muqata’a headquarter in Ramallah, to take samples from his remains as part of the investigation into the reasons behind his death. 

The Swiss, French and Russian forensic experts took samples from the remains of the late leader Yasser Arafat on Tuesday morning without having to remove the corpse from the grave, according to a statement by Tawfiq Tirawi, head of the official committee investigating Arafat’s death. The grave was re-closed later at the same day. 

Tawfiq Tirawi, head of committee investigating the death of Yasser Arafat, said: “We will wait for the results of the investigation. We are not accusing anyone so far, but regardless of the result, we will continue looking for the truth” about how he died.
He added: “We are convinced Israel assassinated Arafat… and no matter what the results given by Russian, Swiss and French experts will be, the case will remain open. If it is proved that Arafat was poisoned, we will go to the international court,” referring to the ICC. 

As a result, said Tirawi, reburial ceremonies have been canceled and officials from the PLO Executive Committee and other leaders will lay wreath at his grave after closing it.

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A year ago Abbas said totally different from what he is saying today.

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The Key is when the Israeli Sayan deep mole Abu Mazen, Mahmoud Abbas, under influence of the American Covert subterfuge and saboteur operations against the Palestinians took power from Yasser Arafat and set him up for the Israeli-Mossad assassination that ended Arafat's life after a long time of compromise that got him and the PLO no where. Before that the PLO was hopelessly compromised under Israeli and American direction by their agent Abbas' funding of the Munich Assassination of the Israeli athletes. This set up was completely a most vile Israeli False Flag Black Operation - Jews do kill Jews when the Zionists so direct - historically, they just use Nazis and Palestinian traitors like Abbas as shields for their murders. (Note - they use arguments about "holocaust" numbers to distract the world - the Zionists and Nazis were and are part and parcel of one another in Europe and in SHAPE {they murdered Patton for instance, because with popular American support he wanted to take out Stalin and Zio-Juden-Communist Russia} and in the United States and in the world at large, including especially Latin America - that is what is important about that.)

From below. 

“The speech also included homage to Arafat when Abbas turned to Arafat and stated:  

This government, Mr. President, is your government.  

This statement confirmed suspicion of claims that Arafat was no longer in power and that Abbas was independent of Arafat, as called for by U.S. President Bush. Since Abbas has been Arafat’s top deputy for nearly 40 years this was not surprising to observers. Despite the contradictions, there were no objections to Abbas’ appointment or his subsequent behavior.”

Mahmoud Abbas

Dr. Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) was born in 1935 in Safad in northern Israel, at that time part of the British Mandate. Abbas left his hometown with his family in 1948 when Israel was created, moving to Syria. He holds a B.A in Law from Damascus University. Abbas earned his Ph.D. in history from Moscow’s Oriental College. His doctoral thesis denies that six million Jews died in World War II. In his Arabic-language book “The Secret Relationship Between Nazism and Zionism” Abbas rejects “the Zionist fantasy, the fantastic lie that six million Jews were killed. The limited number that did succumb were victims of a joint [Nazi-Zionist] plot”.

Mahmoud Abbas was a founding member of the Palestinian National Liberation Movement (Fatah) present, along with Yasser Arafat, in the 1964 beginnings of the terrorist organization dedicated to the destruction of Israel. Since 1968 he has been a member of the Palestinian National Council (PNC) and rose to Secretary General of the PLO Executive Committee. The Executive Committee and the PNC are the top two decision-making bodies of the PLO.

Abbas is considered a moderate, one of the Palestinian Arabs interested in a peaceful solution to the conflict with Israel. He advocated negotiations with Israelis and initiated a dialogue with Jewish and pacifist movements in the 1970s. He led negotiations with Matiyahu Peled that resulted in the announcement of “principles of peace” based on a two-state-solution in January 1977. He also coordinated the negotiation process during the 1991 Madrid Conference. His long contacts with Israeli leftists won him a reputation as a PLO dove and he headed the Palestinian negotiating team to the secret Oslo talks. Abbas therefore played a key role in the Oslo Peace process during the 1990s. As Secretary General of the PLO Executive Committee, Abbas was signatory of the 1993 Declaration of Principles that launched the Oslo peace process. Two years later, in 1995, Abbas signed the Interim Peace Agreement with Israel.

In March 2003 Abbas was appointed as Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority by Arafat, to placate American demands that “new leadership” emerge to bring the Palestinian Arabs into the Road Map peace process. In April, Abbas’ cabinet choices –full of Arafat supporters– were “reluctantly” accepted by Arafat. Abbas’ very first speech as Prime Minister, on April 28, 2003, included demands that Israel release all terrorists, the opposite of what is called for under the Road Map. The speech also included homage to Arafat when Abbas turned to Arafat and stated:

• This government, Mr. President, is your government.
• 
  

This statement confirmed suspicion of claims that Arafat was no longer in power and that Abbas was independent of Arafat, as called for by U.S. President Bush. Since Abbas has been Arafat’s top deputy for nearly 40 years this was not surprising to observers. Despite the contradictions, there were no objections to Abbas’ appointment or his subsequent behavior.

On September 7, 2003 Abbas resigned as Prime Minister. He had attempted to negotiate an end to the violent behavior of terrorist groups among the Palestinian Arabs, but Yasser Arafat never yielded enough power to Abbas to make enforcement possible. It is not clear if Abbas would have used the power even if available. The inherent conflicts of the position led him to give up and Yasser Arafat reasserted his control.

Abbas Elected Palestinian Authority President

Following the death of Yasser Arafat on November 11, 2004, Mahmoud Abbas was elected Palestinian AuthorityPresident in an election held January 9, 2005. His substantial margin of victory was widely interpreted as giving him a mandate to negotiate a new peace initiative with Israel.