Desmet - 18.07.2005 02:43

Israel VOORAF getipt over aanslag Londonse metro door Scotland Yard, vanwege de veiligheid van Netanjahu die daar in een hotel zat.
Dit is geen anti-semitisme: het staat in een Israelische krant. Bij Indymedia UK wordt momenteel zwaar gecensureerd vanwege deze drogreden.

 http://www.israelnn.com/news.php3?id=85346

Zal het netjes citeren, want het zal niet de eerste keer zijn dat belangrijke info verdwijnt. En al was het minder belangrijk, dan nog verdwijnen nieuwslinks na verloop van tijd:

" Report: Israel Was Warned Ahead of First Blast
10:43 Jul 08, '05 / 1 Tammuz 5765

(IsraelNN.com) Army Radio quoting unconfirmed reliable sources reported a short time ago that Scotland Yard had intelligence warnings of the attacks a short time before they occurred.

The Israeli Embassy in London was notified in advance, resulting in Finance Minister Binyamin Netanyahu remaining in his hotel room rather than make his way to the hotel adjacent to the site of the first explosion, a Liverpool Street train station, where he was to address an economic summit.

At present, train and bus service in London have been suspended following the series of attacks. No terrorist organization has claimed responsibility at this time.

Israeli officials stress the advanced Scotland Yard warning does not in any way indicate Israel was the target in the series of apparent terror attacks.

Published: 13:30 July 07, 2005
Last Update: 10:43 July 08, 2005 "

Wegwezen Sander - 18.07.2005 08:45

Het is antisemitische conspiracy onzin die erg doet denken aan de geruchten die er na 11 september 2001 waren over Joden die niet op kantoor verschenen.

Israel Warned United Kingdom About Possible Attacks
 http://www.livejournal.com/users/mparent7777/793560.html

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Dezelfde groepen censureren vanuit dezelfde achtergrond bij Indymedia UK als NL.
Maar het zijn drogredenen, want dit is een Joods-Israelische krant en niet gezegd is dat Israel er iets mee te maken heeft. Gewoon geheime dienstwerk, waarmee ze dus zelf aangeven dat er dus wel Joodse groepen zijn die ermee te maken hebben.
Bovendien was het bericht over Joodse mensen die vrij kregen op de dag van 911, eveneens geen anti-semitisme, maar was in een van Israels grootste kranten gepubliceerd. Maar ik kon nergens iets op internet vinden toen iemand mij vroeg het uit te zoeken. Pas veel later kwam ik hierachter en dat ze het teruggetrokken hadden. Zelfde scenario voor dit bericht?

De bovenstaande link bevat wel belangrijke achtergrondinfo; namelijk een extra bron met een iets ander verhaal; mogelijk zijn er dus twee verschillende bronnen van 2 verschillende events hierover EN het originele bericht over Israeli army radio:
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Report: Israel Was Warned Ahead of First Blast
13:30 Jul 07, '05 / 30 Sivan 5765

(IsraelNN.com) Army Radio quoting unconfirmed reliable sources reported a short time ago that Scotland Yard had intelligence warnings of the attacks a short time before they occurred.

The Israeli Embassy in London was notified in advance, resulting in Finance Minister Binyamin Netanyahu remaining in his hotel room rather than make his way to the hotel adjacent to the site of the first explosion, a Liverpool Street train station, where he was to address and economic summit.

At present, train and bus service in London have been suspended following the series of attacks. No terrorist organization has claimed responsibility at this time.

Israeli officials stress the advanced Scotland Yard warning does not in any way indicate Israel was the target in the series of apparent terror attacks.
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Stratfor Consulting Intelligence Agency

July 7, 2005

Israel Warned United Kingdom About Possible Attacks

Summary

There has been massive confusion over a denial made by the Israelis that the Scotland Yard had warned the Israeli Embassy in London of possible terrorist attacks �minutes before� the first bomb went off July 7. Israel warned London of the attacks a �couple of days ago,� but British authorities failed to respond accordingly to deter the attacks, according to an unconfirmed rumor circulating in intelligence circles. While Israel is keeping quiet for the time-being, British Prime Minister Tony Blair soon will be facing the heat for his failure to take action.

Analysis

The Associated Press reported July 7 that an anonymous source in the Israeli Foreign Ministry said Scotland Yard had warned the Israeli Embassy in London of possible terrorist attacks in the U.K. capital. The information reportedly was passed to the embassy minutes before the first bomb struck at 0851 London time. The Israeli Embassy promptly ordered Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to remain in his hotel on the morning of July 7. Netanyahu was scheduled to participate in an Israeli Investment Forum Conference at the Grand Eastern Hotel, located next to the Liverpool Street Tube station -- the first target in the series of bombings that hit London on July 7.

Several hours later, Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom officially denied reports that Scotland Yard passed any information to Israel regarding the bombings, and British police denied they had any advanced warning of the attacks. The British authorities similarly denied that any information exchange had occurred.

Contrary to original claims that Israel was warned �minutes before� the first attack, unconfirmed rumors in intelligence circles indicate that the Israeli government actually warned London of the attacks �a couple of days� previous. Israel has apparently given other warnings about possible attacks that turned out to be aborted operations. The British government did not want to disrupt the G-8 summit in Gleneagles, Scotland, or call off visits by foreign dignitaries to London, hoping this would be another false alarm.

The British government sat on this information for days and failed to respond. Though the Israeli government is playing along publicly, it may not stay quiet for long. This is sure to apply pressure on Blair very soon for his failure to deter this major terrorist attack.
For more breaking intelligence on this and other stories, please visit premium.stratfor.com.

Send questions or comments on this article to analysis@stratfor.com.

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Nu zoeken naar dat AP-bericht:
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http://talk2000.nl/mediawiki/index.php/Cache%3B_2005_0707_Netanyahu

Thursday, July 7, 2005 � Last updated 5:18 a.m. PT

Netanyahu changed plans due to warning

By AMY TEIBEL

ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

JERUSALEM -- Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was on his way to a hotel near the scene of one of the London blasts Thursday when he received a call to stay put, the foreign minister said.

"After the first explosion, our finance minister received a request not to go anywhere," Finance Minister Silvan Shalom told Israel Army Radio.

Netanyahu was to have been the scheduled keynote speaker at an Israeli corporate investment conference at the Great Eastern hotel near the Liverpool Street subway station.

Conference participants were evacuated from the hotel. Shalom said he wasn't aware of any Israeli casualties.

Netanyahu had been scheduled to stay in London until Sunday, but that could change, said Amir Gilad, a Netanyahu aide.

Shalom speculated the attackers might have taken advantage of the fact that police resources were diverted to a meeting of Western leaders.

The Israeli ambassador to London, Zvi Hefetz, said Thursday that British police had called to tell embassy personnel to stay inside their offices. "There is fear that this wave (of violence) has not yet ended," Hefetz said.
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http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-07-07-israel-londonblasts_x.htm?PO
                               Posted 7/7/2005 7:18 AM    Updated 7/7/2005 9:59 AM
Netanyahu had been on way to London hotel near blasts

JERUSALEM (AP) � Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was on his way to a hotel near the scene of one of the London blasts Thursday when he received a call to stay put, the foreign minister said.
"After the first explosion, our finance minister received a request not to go anywhere," Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom told Israel Army Radio.

Netanyahu was to have been the scheduled keynote speaker at an Israeli corporate investment conference at the Great Eastern hotel near the Liverpool Street subway station.

Conference participants were evacuated from the hotel. Shalom said he wasn't aware of any Israeli casualties.

Netanyahu had been scheduled to stay in London until Sunday, but that could change, said Amir Gilad, a Netanyahu aide.

Shalom speculated the attackers might have taken advantage of the fact that police resources were diverted to a meeting of Western leaders.

The Israeli ambassador to London, Zvi Hefetz, said Thursday that British police had called to tell embassy personnel to stay inside their offices. "There is fear that this wave (of violence) has not yet ended," Hefetz said.
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Israel not warned about blasts - foreign minister
07/07/2005 - 12:37:23

Israel was not warned about possible terror attacks in London before at least six blasts ripped through the city, Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom said today.

A Foreign Ministry official had said earlier that British police warned the Israeli Embassy in London of possible terror attacks minutes before the first explosion.

�There was no early information about terrorist attacks,� Shalom told Israel Army Radio. �After the first explosion an order was given that no one move until things become clear.�

Israel was holding an economic conference in a hotel over the underground stop where one of the blasts occurred. Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was supposed to attend the conference, but �after the first explosion our finance minister received a request not to go anywhere,� Shalom said.

He said he wasn�t aware of any Israeli casualties.

Shalom speculated that attackers might have taken advantage of the fact that police resources were diverted to a meeting of Western leaders.

The Israeli ambassador to London, Zvi Hefetz, said today that the embassy was in a state of emergency following the explosions in London, with no one allowed to enter or leave.

Danny Biran, an Israeli Foreign Ministry official, said all phone lines to the embassy were down.

The ministry has set up a situation room to deal with hundreds of phone calls from concerned relatives. Thousands of Israelis are living in London or visiting the city at this time, Biran said.

Amir Gilad, a Netanyahu aide, told Israel Radio that Netanyahu�s entourage was receiving updates all morning from British security officials, and �we have also asked to change our plans.�

Netanyahu had been scheduled to stay in London until Sunday, but that could change, Gilad said.
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EEN CONCLUSIE:
http://www.justinlogan.com/justinlogancom/2005/07/just_over_the_t.html

Several hours later, Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom officially denied reports that Scotland Yard passed any information to Israel regarding the bombings, and British police denied they had any advanced warning of the attacks. The British authorities similarly denied that any information exchange had occurred.

Contrary to original claims that Israel was warned �minutes before� the first attack, unconfirmed rumors in intelligence circles indicate that the Israeli government actually warned London of the attacks �a couple of days� previous. Israel has apparently given other warnings about possible attacks that turned out to be aborted operations.

LEUK DIE ***THEORIE***  EN GEDRAAI MET WOORDEN. MAAR HIER VOLGT HET ORIGINELE BERICHT DAT EVEN ZOEKEN WAS:
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050707/ap_on_re_mi_ea/israel_britain_explosions_1

Netanyahu Changed Plans Due to Warning By AMY TEIBEL, Associated Press Writer
Thu Jul 7, 7:14 AM ET
 
JERUSALEM - British police told the Israeli Embassy in London minutes before Thursday's explosions that they had received warnings of possible terror attacks in the city, a senior Israeli official said.
 
Israeli Finance Minister     Benjamin Netanyahu had planned to attend an economic conference in a hotel over the subway stop where one of the blasts occurred, and the warning prompted him to stay in his hotel room instead, government officials said.

Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom said he wasn't aware of any Israeli casualties.

Just before the blasts, Scotland Yard called the security officer at the Israeli Embassy to say they had received warnings of possible attacks, the official said. He did not say whether British police made any link to the economic conference.

The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the nature of his position.

The Israeli Embassy was in a state of emergency after the explosions in London, with no one allowed to enter or leave, said the Israeli ambassador to London, Zvi Hefet.

All phone lines to the embassy were down, said Danny Biran, an Israeli Foreign Ministry official.

The ministry set up a situation room to deal with hundreds of phone calls from concerned relatives. Thousands of Israelis are living in London or visiting the city at this time, Biran said.

Amir Gilad, a Netanyahu aide, told Israel Radio that Netanyahu's entourage was receiving updates all morning from British security officials, and "we have also asked to change our plans."

Netanyahu had been scheduled to stay in London until Sunday, but that could change, Gilad said.

Knighthawk:
"...En AP praat over een 'anonieme bron' en ook over 'unconfirmed reports'. Kan dus iedereen zijn geweest. ..."

Zo'n vreemde bron was het nu ook weer niet:

"...
Just before the blasts, Scotland Yard called the security officer at the Israeli Embassy to say they had received warnings of possible attacks, the official said. He did not say whether British police made any link to the economic conference.

The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the nature of his position.
...
�After the first explosion, our finance minister received a request not to go anywhere,� Finance Minister Silvan Shalom told Israel Army Radio.
...
Amir Gilad, a Netanyahu aide, told Israel Radio that Netanyahu's entourage was receiving updates all morning from British security officials, and "we have also asked to change our plans."
..."

Inderdaad, lijkt het erop dat Netanyahu pas na de eerste ontploffing in veiligheid is gebracht. Maar wie zegt dat wat ze zeggen waar is? Als het ervoor was, zullen ze zich heus niet in de kaarten laten kijken hoor!

En: "...Just before the blasts, Scotland Yard called the security officer at the Israeli Embassy to say they had received warnings of possible attacks, the official said ..."

En A.P. heeft zeker een anonieme beller opgeschreven en geen idee met wie ze praten en toch maar afdrukken dat het een "official" was, aanwezig op de Israelische ambassade?


"...
A Foreign Ministry official had said earlier that British police warned the Israeli Embassy in London of possible terror attacks minutes before the first explosion. ..."

Tip: begin zelf een Rense site met jullie tweetjes..?!