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イスラエル・ポストの記者が、7月8日付けの「リバティー・フォーラム」に今回のイギリスでの"テロ”に関するイスラエル政府のメディアへの対応について興味深い記事を投稿している。
これは「教育と議論のためのものであり、商業的目的への使用は禁ずる」との但し書き付き投稿である。
これによると、イスラエルのシャロン首相は今回の事件の後、ロンドンにあるイスラエル大使館員に対して、「今後一切、メディアへのインタビューに応じないように」との指令を出した。なぜならこれは「イギリスにおける国際テロであって、イスラエルには何の関係もない」というのがその理由。この声明はイスラエル系のメディアに対してのみなされたということである。
この理由として、イスラエルの「陰謀のセオリー」と結びつくようなことが2,3点ささやかれているとのこと。今回、第一回目の爆撃の後、イギリス警察から電話で知らせを受けたイスラエルのNetanyahu大蔵大臣はあたかも事前に告知されていたかのように、直ちに避難体勢に入っていた。1994年のイスラエル大使館爆破事件、そして9.11のWTC攻撃の際、イスラエル系の人間は事前に全員避難していたという事なども連関させて考えると、きな臭い匂いがしてくるとの事だ。
やはり・・・か。
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ttp://www.libertyforum.org/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=consp_911&Number=293767507
Synopsis: Netanhayu conveyed similar messages, but only in Hebrew
Source: Jerusalem Post
Published: July 8, 2005 Author: Hilary Leila Krieger
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PM's office: Bombings not Israel's story
Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom speaks with the Israeli Ambassador in London about the bomb attacks in London from inside the Israeli Foreign Ministry Emergency Situation Room in Jerusalem.
The Prime Minister's Office instructed Israeli officials not to give interviews to the foreign media Thursday on the London bombings.
After 9/11, Israel made some effort on international TV to impress upon the world that global terror and terror against Israelis were a common cause.
On Thursday, Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom and Finance Minister Binyamin Netanhayu conveyed similar messages, but only to the Hebrew-language media.
In the international arena this time the message was the following: "It's not a story with anything to do with Israel. It's a story of international terrorism in Britain and therefore we should be quiet," according to a government source.
The source indicated that part of the reason for such circumspection stemmed from the high level of "speculation" concerning the attacks. He specifically referred to a report that came out soon after Thursday's bombings that Israel had received advance warning of the attacks, pointing to the "danger that this kind of report can bring to Israel."
The Foreign Ministry, and Israeli embassy officials at the highest levels, totally rejected the report.
What one source did note, however, was that Finance Minister Binyamin Netanyahu received a call from British police soon after the first explosion, but before the full extent of the attacks was known, because it had occurred by the site of a conference at which he was to speak and for which he was about to depart. After the call from the police to his security staff, Netanyahu stayed put.
One Jewish official suggested that the "conspiracy theory" about Israel's prior warning lasted all day, despite immediate official denials, because a dispute still rages about whether Israeli officials tipped off British intelligence before the Israeli Embassy was bombed in 1994.
Others made a connection with the empty 9/11 rumor that Jews had received a warning to vacate the World Trade Center before the hijacked airplanes hit.
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