The Electronic Intifada Reviews 1

TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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  1. Media Company
  2. News Service
  3. Newspaper Publisher

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The Electronic Intifada is an online Chicago-based publication covering the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Israel spies on the Scottish people

Great source of news regarding the struggles of the Palestinian people. I was shocked to read a story on the website describing how Israel is spying on the Scottish people, including the SNP. Here's an excerpt from Liam O'Hare's article:

"A prominent Scottish National Party activist has told The Electronic Intifada that he has “no doubt” that the Israeli embassy official who plotted to “take down” a “hit list” of UK lawmakers was responsible for his deportation by Israel.

Andy Murray, founder of SNP Friends of Palestine, was detained and questioned at Tel Aviv airport in November 2015, when travelling in advance of a parliamentary delegation.

During his interrogation, Murray was presented with a series of photographs of him manning the Friends of Palestine stall at the SNP conference in Aberdeen the previous month.

The SNP is the governing party in Scotland.

At the conference Murray had been approached at the stall by a man who later identified himself via a business card as Shai Masot, a “senior political officer” at the Israeli embassy.

An undercover investigation by Al Jazeera has exposed Masot plotting to “take down” UK lawmakers regarded as hostile to Israel, including deputy foreign minister Alan Duncan."

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August 2, 2018
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