Israel’s Mossad Says Eight Iranian Jews Missing Since 1990s Were Murdered
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Reuters – Israel declared dead on Thursday eight Iranian Jews who disappeared while trying to leave Iran in the 1990s, saying its Mossad intelligence service had proof that they had been murdered.
The men were among 12 members of the Islamic republic’s Jewish minority whose disappearances in 1994 and 1997, and the attendant silence from Tehran, have been cited by the U.S. State Department as pointing to possible anti-Semitic persecution.
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