(Reuters) - The body of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was exhumed on Tuesday by a team of international experts trying to discover if he was poisoned, as many Palestinians believe.
French magistrates opened a murder inquiry in August into Arafat's death in Paris after a Swiss institute said it had discovered high levels of radioactive polonium on his clothing, which was supplied by his widow, Suha.
Arafat, who led the Palestinians' bid for a state through years of war and peacemaking, died in Paris aged 75 in 2004 after a short, mysterious illness.
No autopsy was carried out at the time, at the request of Suha, and French doctors who treated him said they were unable to determine the cause of death.
But allegations of foul play immediately surfaced, with many locals pointing the finger at Israel, which confined Arafat to his West Bank headquarters in Ramallah for the final two and a half years of his life after a Palestinian uprising erupted.
Israel has denied any wrongdoing, inviting the Palestinian leadership to release all his medical records, which were never made public following his death.
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Absolutely impossible for Israel to kill Yasser. Traces of Polonium-210 was found on his tooth brush and underwear. We have heard the same substance was found on his garments too. Yasser Arafat was guarded by 3/4 top lieutenants in the hospital, in France. No body, except his wife and his doctor were allowed in Arafat's ward. So, how did the polonium got in? The administrator of polonium to Arafat must be a very clumsy one. He left traces of Polonium every where, meaning that he/she was not a professional killer. Therefore, we can say that the death of Yesser Arafat was an inside job. But all anti-Israel block heads will put the blame on Israel, anyway.
ReplyDeleteThe picture of Arafat in the above article is explained in the Bible. Which reads "The hearts of men are full of evil and there is madness in their hearts while they live, and afterwards they join the dead." Ecclesiastes 9:3. [NIV]
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