Raghib al-Nashashibi person

“Dreyfus writes in The Devil's Game, quote, apparently the British didn't hold a grudge against the mafia because they soon hired him back as a propagandist. In Cairo, British intelligence had established an Arab news agency in Near East Bro…”

“His principal espionage task was to keep Germans informed of dispositions and movements of British troops and equipment in the Middle East. And you would say, well, I thought he was working for the British. If ever there was a double agent,…”

“just over a year after his capture by the French forces, how he managed to escape has remained shrouded in mystery. Well, not so much because this is in 1946. And remember, we have all of the rat lines going on. So there was a lot of people…”

“According to Copeland, Galen approached him with the plan that he would go to Egypt in 1953 to train the Egyptian army. He understood that the money for this operation would be coming from the CIA, and we came across this whole scenario bef…”

“emissaries, including his brother, another al-Banna, in 1935, a forerunner to the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine. And many Palestinian nationalists who would go on to become leaders of a secular non-Muslim Muslim movement in Palestine stat…”

“Amin signed a contract for subsidies for up to 12,000 marks per month. So he's now on the German payroll from during April 1995. Sorry, it would continue after April 1945. Neither side could have had much doubt about the outcome of the war.…”

“Dreyfus writes in The Devil's Game, quote, apparently the British didn't hold a grudge against the mafia because they soon hired him back as a propagandist. In Cairo, British intelligence had established an Arab news agency in Near East Bro…”

“So back to Amin, he was known in, excuse me, towards the end of the war for blocking immigration to Palestine from different places like Turkey. Also, there was a declass of U.S. intel that put him as part of the Galen organization and Oper…”

“were playing with the House of Commons a word game. So they respond to the discussion of his extradition. They explain it this way. The mafia was not a war criminal in the technical sense of the term, since he is not an enemy national nor a…”

“from pearlman called mafia of jerusalem and in 1946 the british government was guilty of a serious degree of foot dragging in trying to hold him accountable as a war crime and i'm going to cut to the chase of this because what we find out i…”

“His principal espionage task was to keep Germans informed of dispositions and movements of British troops and equipment in the Middle East. And you would say, well, I thought he was working for the British. If ever there was a double agent,…”