Gitmo Prisoner to Be Transferred to ’Israel’

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The Obama administration asked the Zionist entity to take in one of Guantanamo Bay's "forever prisoners," according to the Miami Herald on Friday. 

The man in question, Mohammed Abdul Malik Bajabu, 43, is linked to a car-bombing of an "Israeli" hotel in Mombasa, Kenya, as well as a plot to shoot down an "Israeli" Arkia airliner flying from Mombassa to the occupied territories carrying 271 passengers in 2002.

The car-bombing of the "Israeli"-owned Paradise Hotel killed 13 people, mostly Kenyans.

A "forever prisoner" is a prisoner sitting in indefinite administrative detention in the Guantanamo Bay detention facility.

The Miami Herald reported that Abdul Malik was incarcerated in Guantanamo in 2007 and was interrogated by the FBI.

Meanwhile, the "Israeli" apartheid regime is willing to take the prisoner, but negotiations on his transfer to the Zionist entity were suspended when the FBI refused to hand over information it had obtained about the prisoner during its interrogations.

A US government official speaking to the Miami Herald was quoted as saying "The government of "Israel" has repeatedly asked for information to support their possible prosecution. But, for reasons that are unclear, the FBI has declined to provide the information that has been requested by senior "Israeli" prosecutors."

Negotiations over the proposed transfer of the inmate were conducted by the State Department's Special Envoy for the closure of Guantanamo, Ambassador Lee Wolosky.

When asked by Miami Herald reporters about the incident, FBI Spokesman Andy Ames said "we have no comment on our communications with foreign governments."

The Zionist Embassy to the US also declined to comment.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team