They must have found out about her secret past...
Posted on 08/13/2007 1:58:28 PM PDT by knighthawk
Yasser Arafat's widow Suha lost her Tunisian citizenship, the London-based al Quds alArabi reported Monday. According to the paper, in a special decree published last week, Tunisia's president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali announced the withdrawal of Arafat's naturalized status. The news was not reported by the Tunisian media.
The Tunisian government did not state a reason for revoking the citizenship, but sources in the local justice system said Arafat lost her "moral and material rights."
Arafat, who has been living with her daughter in Tunisia since the death of her husband in 2004, was naturalized in September 2006. Al Hayat, another London-based Arabic daily, reported that Suha Arafat left Tunisia last month. Al Quds alArabi said Suha Arafat left Tunisia a few weeks ago and has been residing since in Malta. According to this report, the reason for her departure was a business dispute with her partners in Tunisia.
It should be mentioned that last summer a Tunisian Website reported that Arafat secretly married the brother in law of President Ben Ali. Arafat denied the reports.
She did not make the right payoff.
Ping
They found out she doesn’t have the numbers to the Swiss bank accounts.
Malta?
We should do the same to Soros.
I’d choose Malta over Tunisia any day.
Will she be deported to the West Bank, or Paris?
Soros should be in a maximum security prison ...
I recently read that it is estimated Yasser pilfered approx. half of the estimated 7 BILLION dollars in aid that has been sent to the PLO since 1990.
That's one heck of an account sitting in a Swiss bank.
Shooting is too good for that pig Soros.
They must have found out about her secret past...
So, is hitlery going to take her in?
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.