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FBI Director in Occupied Palestine for "Cooperation Talks" with Enemy
Local Editor, 07-05-2010
Enemy sources have reported that FBI director, Robert Mueller, arrived in Occupied Palestine to hold a meeting with the enemy's Police Chief, David Cohen.
The meeting is to discuss cooperation against what was described as international crime, and the joint U.S-"Israeli" efforts to counter "terrorism".
Several senior occupation police officials attended the meeting that took place in Al Quds (Jerusalem).
Enemy sources have reported that FBI director, Robert Mueller, arrived in Occupied Palestine to hold a meeting with the enemy's Police Chief, David Cohen.
The meeting is to discuss cooperation against what was described as international crime, and the joint U.S-"Israeli" efforts to counter "terrorism".
Several senior occupation police officials attended the meeting that took place in Al Quds (Jerusalem).
The meeting was held upon request from the United States, Zionist paper, Maariv, reported. No details were published.
The paper linked between the meeting and the attempted car bombing in New York several days ago.
Cohen said that the talks were positive and that cooperation between security agencies in "Israel" and the United States has proven to be fruitful in recent years.
Cohen briefed Muller on what he called "counter terrorism and crime fighting" challenges the police is facing.
He added that there are no borders for "the fight against organized and computer crimes, as well as the fight against terrorism".
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