Palestinian sources say Yaser Arafat might be affected by a slow-action poison

ITAR-TASS ^ | 10/30/2004 | staff

[wjersey]

TEL-AVIV, October 30 (Itar-Tass) - Palestinian leader Yaser Arafat, who was taken violently ill earlier this week, might have been affected by a slow-action poison, Israeli Army radio said quoting unnamed Palestinian sources.

While taking a course of treatment in France, Arafat will have tests to identify the presence of poison in his blood.

Investigation has been launched into the activity of everyone who had access to Arafat’s meals, the radio said.

[FreedomCalls]

Palestinian leader Yaser Arafat ... might have been affected by a slow-action poison

It's a poison called "Islam."

[RightWhale]

Too much cheese in the diet--sending out for pizza every day for three years.

[hershey]

Oh, my. What a shame. Not.

[Smedley]

I was waiting for "the joos did it" conspiracy theory.

That's inherently implied. Haven't you heard? According to Suha Arafat, the Joos have developed a poison that only affects Palestinians

[Niks]

As Arafat passes from the world scene, please let us remember all the thousands dead and the suffering of innocents he caused over many years including Israelis, Americans (and his own people following him over the cliff.)

This is a man that passed the "Global Test", having received the Nobel Peace Prize.