1994 Israeli Embassy Bombing: Claims of a Mossad False Flag

Uh, but the two cases that really got us, first of all, there was a, a false flag

a-attack in London in 1994,

where a car bomb exploded outside the Israeli Embassy in the center of

London.

Now, I remember this vaguely.

Mm.

This is... We're talking 14 years ago.

It's a long time ago, yeah.

But it was huge at the time. I mean, it was a huge worldwide story.

Yeah, yeah. In fact, there'd been, um, an earlier attack against some Jewish

interests, uh, section in Buenos Aires earlier

that year as well.

Similar sort of MO, um, modus operandi, with a car bomb driven and parked

outside that exploded. Very minor injuries. That was all.

Okay.

Nobody was killed. And, um, it was a very sophisticated device.

It appeared to eat itself, eat all the forensics. Now, this is very,

very rare.

Even the IRA, which is a very sophisticated terrorist

organization, could not make

bombs that, um, effective.

Um, so it looked like a, you know, sort of fairly technical person had put

that

together.

But what emerged from that, um, the senior MI5 officer who was in

charge of the investigation into it, um, and had seen all the evidence, but also

all the intelligence, which isn't necessarily admissible in

court, wrote his formal

assessment at the end of the case, and he said he reckoned that Mossad,

the Israeli external intelligence agency, had bombed their own embassy,

a sort of extr- uh, controlled explosion outside the embassy.

And as I said, that was a senior MI5 officer, and that

was his formal verdict.

If you read that on the internet now, you would say, "That sounds like some mad

conspiracy theory." But it wasn't.

This was the official position of MI5.

And he said that they did it for two reasons.

One, they were always hassling MI5 for

increased security around their

embassy and other interests in London because, of course, London had

a, a reputation of giving safe haven to Arab

dissidents from around the world at

that point.

And MI5 kept saying, "Well, there's no reason to increase the threat

assessment.

You don't need extra protection." So letting off a controlled explosion

outside, of

course, they immediately got what they wanted

there.

But crucially, two innocent Palestinians were arrested,

charged, and convicted of conspiracy to cause

that attack.

And

they were very active in a Palestinian support network in London, political

campaigning for the people on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and they were

gaining some traction in the media. They were getting quite a lot of support.

So by arresting these people and framing them for an attack,

and sticking them in

prison, the whole network just shattered

and hasn't got back on its feet to this

day. So that would be a clear political

advantage