wadie haddad造句

• The alleged targeted killing of Dr Wadie Haddad, using poisoned chocolate.
• Wadie Haddad, the primary organizer of the attack, was assassinated by Mossad in early 1978.
• His trainer and PFLP-EO leader Wadie Haddad expelled Carlos for not shooting hostages when PFLP demands were not met, thus failing his mission.
• Among the exclusive information Klein presented was the successful Mossad plot to kill leading Palestinian militant Wadie Haddad in 1978 by poisoning him via a manipulated box of Belgian chocolates.
• Some time after the attack, Carlos's accomplices revealed that the operation was commanded by Wadie Haddad, a founder of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
• The three perpetrators Kozo Okamoto, Tsuyoshi Okudaira, and Yasuyuki Yasuda had been trained in Baalbek, Lebanon; the actual planning was handled by Wadie Haddad ( a . k . a.
• The PFLP had a troubled relationship with George Habash's one-time deputy, Wadie Haddad, who was eventually expelled because he refused orders to stop attacks and kidnapping operations abroad.
• Through their leadership positions in the student society, Hindi and Habash befriended other members of the grouping, including Wadie Haddad, Muhsin Ibrahim and Ahmed al-Khatib, from Palestine, Lebanon and Kuwait, respectively.
• The secret training of PLO guerrillas was provided by the KGB . However, the main KGB activities and arms shipments were channeled through Wadie Haddad of the DFLP organization, who usually stayed in a KGB dacha BARVIKHA-1 during his visits to Russia.
• The secret training of PLO guerrillas was provided by the KGB . However, the main KGB activities and arms shipments were channeled through Wadie Haddad of the DFLP organization, who usually stayed in a KGB dacha ( BARVIKHA-1 ) during his visits to the Soviet Union.
• The "'Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine  Special Command "'( PFLP-SC ) was a minor breakout faction from Wadie Haddad's ultraradical Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-External Operations ( neither group should be confused with more established Palestinian factions, such as the PFLP or the PFLP-GC ).
• The "'Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine  External Operations "'( PFLP-EO ) or "'Special Operations "'( PFLP-SO ) or "'Special Operations Group "'( PFLP-SOG ) were organizational names used by Palestinian radical Wadie Haddad when engaging in international attacks, that were regarded as terrorism, and were not sanctioned by the PFLP.