Four Members of Tampa's Osama Sam Mustafa's PFLP Terror Group Were Arrested Funneling EU Humanitarian Aid Money to Fund Terrorism. PHOTO ABOVE MEMBERS OF the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) aim their weapons at an effigy depicting US President Donald Trump as they ride a truck during a protest in Gaza City. The PFLP is a murderous terrorist organization. Tampa's Osama Sam Mustafa had numerous links to terrorism and was a high ranking member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) before he was arrested in Amman Jordan and deported back to the USA and Federal prison in 2019. Four Palestinians are expected to be indicted in Israel for funneling European humanitarian aid to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a designated terrorist group the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) announced. JP WRITES: The four suspects are Tisir Abu Sharbak, 47, of Ramallah, a PFLP member and the Health Work Committees’ accountant; Saeed Abdat, 46, from Ramallah, a PFLP member and the Health Work Committees’ former accountant; Amro Hamuda, from Al-Bira, a PFLP member and former procurement manager for the Health Work Committees; and Hoani Rashmawi, 63, of Tzahor, a citizen of Spain who was in charge of fundraising in Europe for the Health Work Committees. The PFLP’s “method of deception,” as the Shin Bet called it, worked in several European countries, bringing in millions of Euros, much of which was used to commit acts of terror. The Shin Bet, together with the IDF and police, found that the funding was sent to Palestinian organizations in the West Bank – particularly one called Health Work Committees – that are affiliated with the PFLP, designated a terrorist organization by the EU, US, Canada, and others. The Shin Bet said it has materials documenting the lengths to which the organizations went to mislead European countries, including diverting large sums of money from European governmental institutions to terrorism. The Palestinian NGOs generated reports of fictional projects, false documents, forged bank authorizations and more. The European funds were used to fund attacks and buildup of forces, subsidize families of PFLP terrorists, pay salaries to activists, expand recruitment activities, and promote the group’s ideology.
The
PFLP-GC split from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
(PFLP) in 1968, claiming it wanted to focus more on resistance and less
on politics. Originally, the group was violently opposed to the
Arafat-led Palestinian Liberation Organization. Ahmad Jibril, a former
captain in the Syrian Army, has led the PFLP-GC since its founding. The
PFLP-GC is closely tied to both Syria and Iran. Since the early 1990s,
the group has primarily focused on supporting Hizballah's attacks
against Israel, training members of other Palestinian terrorist groups,
and smuggling weapons. The PFLP-GC maintained an armed presence in
several Palestinian refugee camps, at its own military bases in Lebanon,
and along the Lebanon-Syria border. In recent years, the PFLP-GC has
been implicated by Lebanese security officials in several rocket attacks
against Israel. In 2009, the group was responsible for wounding two
civilians in an armed attack in Nahariyya, Northern District, Israel. In
2011, the PFLP-GC Jihad Jibril Brigades targeted Israeli communities in
Eshkolot, Southern District, Israel, in a March 20 2017 rocket attack.
In November 2012, PFLP-GC claimed responsibility for a bus bombing in
Tel Aviv that injured 29 people. In 2015, the PFLP-GC reportedly began
fighting alongside the Assad regime in Syria, while also receiving
logistical and military aid from Hizballah and Iran.Bill Warner Private Investigator Sarasota 941-926-1926 - Cheaters and Child Custody Cases at http://www.wbipi.com/
