Surprise: 'Palestinian ambassador' to the Czech Republic had enough weapons for 10 people in his official residence
An illegal arms cache was found Thursday in the home of the Palestinian Authority (PA) ambassador to Prague, Jamal al-Jamal, who was killed there in an explosion the day before.
Initially the PA claimed his death was a "work accident," that occurred when he opened an old safe that had been untouched for 20 years. Apparently the safe was moved from an older embassy building to Al-Jamal's new apartment in the recently built PA embassy complex.
However, the PA later backtracked on its story, as a spokesman stated that the safe "was used on a daily basis at the embassy and it was opened and closed almost every day."
Czech police confirmed that arms, including heavy firearms, had been found at Al-Jamal's home; Czech newspaper Respekt added that the cache contained enough weapons to arm ten fighters.
The arsenal's existence was unknown to Czech authorities according to Channel 2, casting more doubt on the activities on PA diplomats around the world.A 'Palestinian diplomat' with a weapons cache in the house? I'm shocked... Just shocked.... The good news is that this might make a few countries think again about having a 'Palestinian embassy' in their countries.
Labels: Czech Republic, Palestinian ambassadors, Palestinian Authority, work accident
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 7:36 PM
4 Comments:
Perhaps if we lived in a sane and rational world, this might make countries think again about a "palestinian embassy". Unfortunately the world has decades of experience in ignoring or justifying palestinian terrorism and savagery. This won't change anything
You might say he blew his cover.
And just what was he going to do with those weapons?
Give them their own state, and this type of activity will multiply beyond all imagination. Using the Iranians description of Israel, the Palestinians are a cancer and should be eliminated.
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