[size=2][b]Another soldier held for selling ammunition to Palestinians[/size=2][/b]

By THE JERUSALEM POST STAFF Jul. 25, 2002


Police yesterday arrested another soldier on suspicion of selling ammunition to the Palestinians, raising to seven the number of suspects detained in the case, Israel Radio reported.

The latest suspect, Eran Mulai, lives in Hebron and is the brother of one of the men already arrested in the case. Police said they found large amounts of ammunition in his home.

Mulai was doing his three years of compulsory military service in the Border Police. The other suspects are also current or former members of the security forces.

So far police have arrested two Palestinians, two civilians, and a number of soldiers in the case on suspicion of selling thousands of bullets and other army equipment to the Palestinians.
Police have said that they believe the suspects sold some 50,000 bullets for M-16 automatic rifles to members of the Tanzim.

Most of the soldiers arrested are residents of the settlement of Adora in Judea.

Two Palestinians, one from Hebron, the other from nearby Tarqumiye, have been arrested on suspicion of buying the ammunition. Police said the investigation is ongoing, and none of the suspects has yet been charged.

Stupid f***ers! Selling ammo to your enemy!


Criminy, if they want to make some real money, they should sell it here!

We're a lot less likely to shoot them with it.

Well, most of us anyway.

The capitalist sells the rope to hang him with once again.

Yet more proof Israelis are motivated only financially.

Keep our money in our country!

Ahh, the complexities of the human condition.

I know the Palestinians are not officially our enemies, but you have to assume some of those millions of dollars we've given them are used for the same purpose, if not worse, and one day will be used against us.