Terror Cell Tries To Kidnap Israeli Airforce Officers
JPOST.COM
A terror cell using sophisticated methods in an effort to kidnap Israeli Air Force officers has worried the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), Channel 10 reported Wednesday.
The cell was discovered when an officer received a call to his military-issued cellular phone by a man claiming to be a commander of a new top-secret IAF squadron.
The man tried to extract information on the officer’s training, location and fields of expertise, the officer said, adding that the caller had a distinct Arabic accent.
The man called the officer on the pretext that he was setting up interviews with IAF officers in order to handpick the soldiers who would man the “new” squadron.
The method by which the terror cell operated was simple: They called cellular phones randomly, relying on the fact that the phones that the military issues to officers of a specific unit all have phone numbers beginning with the same sequence.
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Find the f*ckers and KILL THEM!!!!!
June 4th, 2008 at 11:48 amIf it weren’t so serious it almost is comical that they have resorted to cold-calling to seek out their victims. I guess it shows how effective ‘Western’ counter-terrorisms measures have been if all they can do is randomly call numbers hoping to entrap someone. Then again, since here in America we have outsourced most of our telemarketing jobs, no doubt the distinctively arabic sounding fellow was fully trained in telephone etuquette and sales somewhere in India and probably obtained otherwise restricted phone numbers through there.
June 4th, 2008 at 12:14 pm