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	Qwika - Shabak
		Shabak sostiene che ora sta basando le relative interrogazioni soltanto sui mezzi psicologici.
		Shabak ha entrato in un seguire importante di crisi Affare di Kav 300 in quale due terroristi che hanno dirottato un bus ed hanno preso ostaggi sono stati eseguiti senza prova dagli ufficiali dello Shabak, che più successivamente hanno dissimulato l'evento ed hanno dato le testimonianze false.
		A seguito dell'omissione dello Shabak di proteggere Rabin, Carmi Gillon è stato costretto a dimettersi.
	wikipedia.qwika.it /en2it/Shabak (1916 words)

	Shabak Realms
		History knows the founder of Shabak as Gavrao I, but it is entirely possible that this was not his name at all, and that he and his son were renamed Gavrao by Gavrao III in an attempt to lend his regime legitimacy.
		Shabak sits at the intersection of wind fronts coming north and south, and as such is plagued by heavy storms, particularly during spring.
		Shabak was conquered in 1450 OT by invaders from the North.
	www.fightingfantasy.org.uk /ShabakRealms.htm (4724 words)

	Shabak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One of the Shabak's most important successes, though it is often incorrectly attributed to the Mossad, was to obtain a copy of the secret speech made by Krushchev in 1956, when he denounced Stalin.
		Shabak's most notable achievement in counter-espionage was the capture of Dr. Israel Bar in 1961 who was revealed to be a Soviet spy.
		Shabak's task is giving intelligence when and where the target will be available for a strike and then reacting to IAF drone feedback and ensuring the men on the sight are indeed the wanted terrorists (this part is called "identification and incrimination").
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shabak (2342 words)

	Shabak / Shin Bet / Israel Security Service / Sherut ha-Bitachon ha-Klali Israeli Intelligence Agencies
		Shabak's reputation as a highly proficient internal security agency was tarnished severely by two public scandals in the mid-1980s.
		In 2000, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled against the use of torture by the Shabak, although the use of informants as proxies is rumored to serve as a loophole.
		Shabak's reputation was further compromised by the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in November 1995 by a right-wing Israeli extremist.
	www.fas.org /irp/world/israel/shin_bet (737 words)

	Iraq's Shabaks Are Being Oppressed By Kurds
		Shabaks are a peace loving people and have been living peacefully with their Assyrian brethren, with whom they have cooperated and worked to preserve the character of the area.
		Shabaks are identified as "Shabaks" by their Assyrian, Yezidi and Arab neighbors, and even by the Kurds.
		Shabaks welcomed the political changes in Iraq and supported the coalition forces in the Nineveh region, hoping that Iraqis would be able to experience a new era of democracy and freedom.
	www.aina.org /guesteds/20050828120403.htm (489 words)

	Shabak Samech - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shabak Samech (שב"ק ס) (aka Shabak S) is the first recognized rap/hip-hop group to come out of Israel, from the small town of Yavneh.
		Their sound is primarily hip-hop, but includes elements of rapcore, dancehall, ska and funk.
		The word Shabak as it is written in Hebrew (שבק) is a misspelling of the Hebrew acronym for the Internal General Security Service of Israel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shabak_Samech (336 words)

	The Shrine of Hamaskis: Shabak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Shabak is a Principality and it does have a nobility, but they are not as powerful as elsewhere on Titan.
		Shabak sits at the intersection of wind fronts coming north and south, and as such is plagued by heavy storms, particularly during spring.
		The breadbasket of Shabak, this area is not as dry as the East, caught by storms between the Typhoon Straits and Mercucian Bay which bring frequent rains.
	www.ox.compsoc.net /~dwsjc/ff/allansia/shabak.html (1206 words)

	The Occupied Territories' True Ruler: Israel's Corrupt and Inefficient Shabak
		Shabak's statement only accuses "the senior army officers" of "being inaccurate about facts," and giving "free rein to their emotions." The statement charges that "the senior army officers have no understanding of how a secret organization works" and calls upon them to "submit their complaints to an appropriate authority instead of a newspaper."
		Shabak's real task, which absorbs most of its time, is to administer the territories by way of approving or denying a multitude of permits, licenses and certifications.
		This description of Shabak's role in the occupation would be incomplete without noting that increasing numbers of Israelis oppose the continuing rule over the territories in principle, as immoral and unjust.
	www.washington-report.org /backissues/0293/9302028.htm (1304 words)

	The Deeper Significance of the Mass Expulsions
		The torturers in the secret office Shabak and the murderers serving in the "special units," the majority of whom have been recruited from the ranks of the Zionist Labor movement, tend to genuinely believe in all such nonsense.
		He dryly observes that "in its publicity stunts, Shabak has not been particularly concerned with accuracy," because "in Shabak's view what matters is not what actually happens but what the media say about it." The list of Fishman's examples of Shabak's misrepresentations of its failures as successes is rather lengthy.
		He recommends that Shabak "establish a new department in partnership with the prime minister's office, to be named 'department of happenings, press conferences and fake exhibitions of "hostile" clothes discovered in the mosques'." Shabak's incompetence has been recognized by most professional commentators of the Hebrew press.
	www.mepc.org /journal_shahak/shahak43.asp (4660 words)

	Avi Dichter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1992, he was appointed to head the Shabak's southern sector, during which time Hamas chief bombmaker and leader Yahya Ayyash was killed.
		In 1996, shortly after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Dichter was appointed to head the Shabak's Protection Branch (the Israeli equivalent of the Secret Service), and in 1999, he was nominated as Deputy Director of Shabak.
		Along with being a staunch advocate for targeted killings of terrorist leaders, Dichter was one of the founders of the West Bank barrier.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Avi_Dichter (406 words)

	Probe V6N5: Who Murdered Yitzhak Rabin? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Shabak officials confirmed that the man had previously given them a description of Amir and his plan to murder Rabin.
		Nonetheless, the film, as edited as it obviously was during its two months of non-acknowledgement, is as valuable to solving the Rabin assassination as was the Zapruder film in putting to rest the lone gunmen lie foisted on the American public in the wake of the JFK murder.
		The address, of course, is the technical department of the Shabak, where the film was altered during the time Kempler decided not to turn it over to the police or sell it.
	www.webcom.com /ctka/pr799-rabin.html (9653 words)

	Shabak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Shabaks live in the region of Mosul, Iraq, and are united in culture and language, but they cover more than one ethnic group and among them there is more than one religion.
		Still, during recent decades, the Shabak have faced the hardship of being dislocated, as an initiative of the central Iraqi authorities to destroy their cultural identity.
		A common theory, is that the Shabak are of Turkomen origins, and migrants from Persia in the 17th century.
	i-cias.com /e.o/shabak.htm (434 words)

	Shabak - Voyager, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Shabak task is giving intelligence when and where the target will be available for strike and then reacting to IAF drone feedback and ensure the men on the sight are indeed the wanted terrorists (this part called "identification and incrimination").
		In addition, Shabak uncovered dozens of terrorist group within the Israeli Arab population - most were guided by the Iranian-Lebanese group Hizbullah and by Palestinian terrorist factions such as al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
		Shabak effective activity during the second Intifada boosted his reputation both in the Israeli public and among counter-terror experts.
	www.voyager.in /Shabak (2285 words)

	Litigating Torture in the Israeli High Court of Justice
		However, under Military Order 378 the Shabak interrogator in charge of the interrogation may issue a written order preventing access to a lawyer for fifteen days if in his opinion it is necessary for the security of the region or for the sake of the interrogation.
		Until the Landau Report, the Shabak utilized traditional forms of torture against Palestinian interrogees including electric shock, beatings, cigarette burning etc. As a result of the Landau Report’s sanctioning of pressure, the Shabak developed a series of interrogation methods that do not leave any marks on the body and thus appear to be moderate.
		The Shabak does not differentiate whether the interrogee is the source of the danger or the source of information relating to the danger.
	internationalstudies.uchicago.edu /torture/abstracts/allegrapacheo.html (5108 words)

	Richard Melson
		Yuval Diskin (born: 1956) is the 12th and current Director of Shabak.
		In 1978, he was recruited to the Shabak and served as area coordinator for the Nablus district.
		One of the Shabak's most important successes, though it is often incorrectly attributed to the Mossad, was to obtain a copy of the secret speech made by Khrushchev in 1956, when he denounced
	www.cambridgeforecast.org /MIDDLEEAST/DISKIN-ISRAEL.html (2326 words)

	The Ostrovsky Files: Law Suit by Two Shabak Interrogators Reveals Much About Treatment of Their Victims
		As the police pushed forward with their investigation of the death in Shabak custody of Khaled Shaikh Ali, the upper echelons of the organization began to fear that it would expose the fact that cruel and violent methods of interrogation which supposedly had been curtailed by Shabak had in fact continued.
		The two rookies explained to the boss that they were not backing out of their confession, and that they were still willing to protect the organization, but they wanted him to be aware that they had lied to save the service and their colleagues.
		But nowhere is there a mention of the killing, or of the fact that there are torture chambers where innocent people are beaten to death and their tormented bodies are handed back to their families with some lame excuse and a warning of retaliation against family members who speak out.
	www.washington-report.org /backissues/0999/9909046.html (1436 words)

	'Just World News' by Helena Cobban: Skulduggery at the Iraqi polls? ( I am "shocked, shocked!")
		Shabak are Kurdish descendants from partly Turcoman Shiite tribes that migrated to the east of the Ottoman Empire from Persia (Iran) up until the 17th Century.
		The Shabak emerged as a distinct ethnic group around the 16th Century against the backdrop of the Ottoman-Persian conflict in the area.
		The exact number of Shabak is unknown with census data that indicates there may be about 15,000 Shabak residing in 35 villages as well as in Mosul.
	justworldnews.org /archives/001553.html (1511 words)

	Shabak - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Shabak had overwhelming success with informants, managing to target the top leaders of the Palestinian terror organizations - including hardliners such as Hamas and the Islamic Jihad.
		1948: the Shabak is funded as a Shin Bet and is one of the three secret services in Israel along with the Military Intelligence and the Foreign Intelligence (later, the Mossad).
		Avraam Dichter received high credit for Shabak part in thwarting hundreds of suicide bombings and the targeted killing of terrorist leaders.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Shin_Bet (2417 words)

	Kurdish Gunmen Open Fire on Demonstrators in North Iraq
		Demonstrators held signs which read "We are the Shabak, NOT Kurds and NOT Arabs" and "We ask the national Assembly to recognize the rights of the Shabak." A group of KDP gunmen (of the Kurdistan Democratic Party militia) approached the crowd and opened fire on the demonstrators, injuring several of them.
		Haneen Al-Qado, The Shabak representative in the Iraq National Assembly and the constitution committee, said "The public demonstration was planned by the peaceful community of Bartilla (near Mosul), 5 days ago on Wednesday and proper approval was obtained from District Mayor Abdil-Amir and from the coalition forces.
		The demonstration was a result of the Shabak people's awareness of the fact that the Kurds were against having the Shabak being recognized as a unique ethnic people separate from Kurds and their attempt to Kurdify the Shabaks.
	www.aina.org /news/20050816114539.htm (379 words)

	For Zion's Sake Ministries - Israel Humanitarian Aid Organization
		Colonel Rashid Abu Shabak, head of the Preventive Security Service (PSS) in the Gaza Strip for the past three years, would now also be in charge of the force's branch in the West Bank.
		Abu Shabak, a former security prisoner in Israel, served for many years as deputy head of the PSS under Muhammad Dahlan.
		Israel had accused Abu Shabak of masterminding the attack on a schoolbus in Gush Katif in which two teachers were killed and three children seriously injured.
	www.forzion.com /full-article.php?news=272 (636 words)

	Shabak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shabak emblem "Defender who shall not be seen"
		It accomplishes this goal by using interrogations and secret agents (HUMINT).
		Dichter was in charge when the al-Aqsa Intifada erupted.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SHABAK (2342 words)

	Deadly Sting by Natan Gefen
		Goren says outright that the denials by the Shabak after the assassination that it is impossible to prevent a lone gunman from shooting his gun at a person under guard is just Shabak dysinformation.
		Gefen also says that Amir's mother admitted to him that he might be a Shabak agent, and when he asked her if she would reveal details which prove this, she told him that Yigal pressures her in almost every phone call and visit not to get involved in exposing the affair.
		Just as strange is her reaction to the Shabak agents who separated her from her husband when he was shot, and, according to her account, refused to answer her questions in the car concerning what had happened to him or how he was faring.
	israelvisit.co.il /PerkinsBooks/gefen.htm (4823 words)

	WorldNetDaily: FBI picks 'terrorist' to probe bombing
		The independent Israel-based Jewish legal-rights institute reports the Palestinian Authority and the FBI charged Gaza commander Col. Rashid Abu Shabak with the task of hunting down the terrorist cell responsible for the Oct. 15, 2003, bombing, which marked the first fatal attack targeting U.S. diplomats since the beginning of the three-year Palestinian intifada.
		WorldNetDaily reported a convoy of three American diplomatic vehicles and its Palestinian police escort was driving past a gas station on the outskirts of the town of Beit Lahiya when a remote-controlled bomb estimated to have contained 75 kilograms of explosives was detonated.
		On April 1, 1997, Abu Shabak is alleged by Israeli intelligence agencies to have sent Palestinian suicide bombers to target two school buses outside Netzarim and Kfar Darom in Gaza.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36259 (783 words)

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