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 | | Obeid, who fled Israel for Beirut in September 2000, now serves as Hizbullah's chief "abduction agent," as well as its liaison to terror groups in the West Bank and Gaza. |
 | | The senior security source noted that "from our experience, including Dirani and Obeid in the [prisoner swap] will not gain the freedom of Arad." The two hostage deals should be dealt with separately, he said. |
 | | In the late 1990s, he forged ties with several elements of the Israeli and Palestinian underworlds, Obeid among them, and was reportedly warned of these connections in meetings with senior security officials, Channel 2 reported. |
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