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Newspaper Article
Dichter warns that radical settlers want Sharon dead
2004
Overview
The Council of Jewish Communities in Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip cautioned [Avi Dichter] to temper his allegations \"lest the Shin Bet become a tool of the settlement endeavor's opponents.\" If there is a real threat, the Shin Bet must act immediately, said the council in a statement, adding, \"but talk in the Knesset will stop no assassin.\" According to Dichter, the Shin Bet has identified most of those involved in the anti-[Ariel Sharon] incitement but lacks the intelligence information to prosecute them. He pointed an accusatory finger at the \"hilltop youth,\" a fringe group of West Bank youth imbued with radical ideology. But he tempered his charges, saying that some of the \"hilltop youth\" disapprove of the radicalization of anti- Sharon incitement. When Dichter was asked whether the Shin Bet could put the suspected Jewish terror supporters in administrative detention, he answered in the negative. MK Haim Ramon (Labor) then pounced: \"What if they were Palestinians? Would they then be detained?\" Dichter replied, \"Absolutely,\" but would not elaborate.
Publisher
The Jerusalem Post Ltd
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