Israel – Expert Calls on Saudi Arabia to Release ‘Spy Bird’

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    Israel – An Israeli bird expert has called on Saudi Arabia to release a vulture that has been captured amid speculation it was on a spying mission for Israel.

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    The Saudi press speculated the rare griffon vulture, which was carrying a GPS transmitter, was sent by Israeli spy agency Mossad.

    The avian ecologist says the vulture did not come from Israel but had been trapped there and fitted with a transmitter as part of a research project to track bird migrations.

    The vulture was found in the Saudi desert carrying a tag bearing the words, Tel Aviv University.

    Last month the governor of Egypt’s South Sinai region said he was not ruling out speculation that Mossad may have been responsible for releasing a killer shark in the Red Sea off the resort of Sharm El-Sheikh.

    The theory emerged after a tourist was killed and others were injured in a spate of shark attacks near the Egyptian resort.


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    Aron1
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    Aron1
    13 years ago

    These Arab press releases are funnier than “The Onion”.

    mj00056
    mj00056
    13 years ago

    The Israeli government is more concerned with the release of a buzzard than the release of a human (Shalit).

    toolee
    toolee
    13 years ago

    These Arabs are really paranoid. But no matter what even if they have a leak in the kitchen sink they’ll blame Israel.

    13 years ago

    Does anyone know if the bird can speak? If so, it might be related to the fish in skvere.

    kollelfaker
    kollelfaker
    13 years ago

    before you release this bird make sure you debrief it but what language does it talk
    or maybe you should put it in same cell as the trained shark

    13 years ago

    About 19 years ago, one of King Hussein’s prize horses somehow escaped from the area near Akaba, and swam across the Red Sea to the Israeli town of Eilat. The Israelis promptly returned the King’s horse to the Jordanians. However, the Israelis did not go meshuganah (as the Arabs did), and claim that the horse “was spying”.