The former head of the Zionist regime’s space program and one of the regime’s famous personalities was strangled by throwing incendiary materials at the hotel where he was staying and was taken to hospital.
Hebrew-language news sources reported yesterday (Thursday) the deteriorating condition of Avi Har Eun, the former head of the Zionist regime‘s space program, who is in hospital. He was strangled by a fire at his hotel in the coastal city of Acre on Tuesday and taken to hospital.
According to the news website 25, while he was staying at the hotel, a number of Palestinians threw incendiary materials at the hotel building, which set part of the building on fire, and a number of hotel residents suffocated.
The former Zionist official (84 years old) has held various important positions in the regime so far, and his purchase of advanced weapons and modernization of the Zionist army are among his actions. He was also the head of the Israeli regime’s space agency from 1995 to 2004.
The coastal city of Acre, like many towns and settlements inhabited by Palestinians and Jews, has seen clashes in recent days. The intensity of the clashes in some cities, including Al-Lud, prompted the mayor to call on the army for help.
Yesterday, Ilet Shaked, a right-wing member of parliament and former Israeli justice minister, wrote on his Twitter page that the regime’s police in the cities where Palestinians and Zionists are fighting have somehow surrendered and can do nothing.