"'Moses was high on hallucinogenic drug when he received Ten Commandments,' claims top academic
Last updated at 00:20 05 March 2008
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When Moses received the Ten Commandments from God, he was summoned right to the top of Mount Sinai.
But the man who led the Children of Israel to safety may have been even higher at the time, if an Israeli academic is to be believed.
Psychology professor Benny Shanon says it was likely Moses was hallucinating under the influence of a mind-altering drug at the time of his biblical achievements."
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"The assassination of a leading Hamas commander in Dubai is being firmly linked to the Israeli secret service, Mossad, who attempted a similar assassination attempt on Khaled Meshal, chairman of Hamas' political bureau, in Amman in 1997. "
"The startling journey of the eldest son of a Hamas leader, a Christian convert, and former Israeli spy, has shocked, angered, and intrigued. "\nGreen Prince\nMosab Hassan Yousef repeatedly makes it clear in our wide-ranging interview that he now sees himself walking in the path of Jesus Christ, whom devout Christians regard as the son of God.
Son of Hamas a son of a Hamas leader became a spy for the Isrelis and is also a convert to Christianity.
\nAdvertisement\n\nPolice in Dubai investigating the killing of Hamas militant Mahmoud al-Mabhouh have released CCTV of the alleged suspects.\n\nDubai's police chief Lt Gen Dhafi Khalfan Tamim said the professional hit squad of 11 people were using six British passports, three Irish, one French and one German passport. Jeremy Bowen reports.
"I don't know whether Israel did or did not assassinate the leader of the Hamas military wing, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, in that hotel in Dubai last month. But assuming for argument's sake that Mossad did make the hit, did it have the right to engage in this "extrajudicial assassination"?"
"The son of one of Hamas’s founding members was a spy in the service of Israel for more than a decade, helping prevent dozens of Islamist suicide bombers from finding their targets, it emerged today. "
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