The real reason for the recent terrorism in Israel?

This scenario seems plausible. Sabotage so that peace never has a chance.
[link|http://usatoday.com/hlead.htm|U.S. sees a plot to derail accord]

By Laurence McQuillan, USA TODAY

U.S. officials believe recent suicide bombings in Israel were instigated by disaffected loyalists of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to sabotage an intelligence-sharing agreement with Israel. Administration officials said Monday that the agreement, aimed at averting terrorist attacks, was worked out by President Bush's Middle East envoy, Anthony Zinni, and Israeli and Palestinian negotiators. It had been expected to be signed last Wednesday. Under the agreement, each side would have revealed what its investigators uncovered about possible attacks. It was originally proposed last year as part of a plan crafted by CIA Director George Tenet to increase trust between the two sides.

Post #34,126 by brettj 4/2/02 8:50:54 AM Reply	The real reason for the recent terrorism in Israel? This scenario seems plausible. Sabotage so that peace never has a chance. [link\|http://usatoday.com/hlead.htm\|U.S. sees a plot to derail accord] By Laurence McQuillan, USA TODAY U.S. officials believe recent suicide bombings in Israel were instigated by disaffected loyalists of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to sabotage an intelligence-sharing agreement with Israel. Administration officials said Monday that the agreement, aimed at averting terrorist attacks, was worked out by President Bush's Middle East envoy, Anthony Zinni, and Israeli and Palestinian negotiators. It had been expected to be signed last Wednesday. Under the agreement, each side would have revealed what its investigators uncovered about possible attacks. It was originally proposed last year as part of a plan crafted by CIA Director George Tenet to increase trust between the two sides.
Post #34,130 by wharris2 4/2/02 8:56:49 AM Reply	What rot. "I didn't know you could drive to Europe." -- An eavesdropper, piping in when he overheard a conversation about someone who had driven to Montreal.
Post #34,160 by brettj 4/2/02 11:51:00 AM Reply	Why so?
Post #34,161 by Brandioch 4/2/02 11:56:52 AM Reply	HumInt A lot of information gathered can be traced back to a few individuals. This allows the spy'ees to narrow the possiblilities of who is the spy. Now, given Arafat's history, I don't see anyone sharing any information with him if it might get their people killed.

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