Washington Times: Uzi Arad denied US entry visa
Uzi Arad, expected to be named head of the National Security Council by Prime Minister-designate Binyamin Netanyahu, has been banned from entering the US as an intelligence risk
The law preventing Arad from getting a visa "allows the government to deny entry to those foreign nationals it deems as spies or saboteurs, and those who help or assist in such spying or sabotage," Washington immigration lawyer Glen Wasserstein was quoted as saying. Wasserstein added that both the US president and the attorney-general had the power to grant Arad a visa.
"Prof. Arad served in the Mossad for some twenty-five years holding senior positions in Israel and abroad, his last position being Director of Intelligence, after which he was appointed the Foreign P...
American investigators believe Arad is involved in the Larry Franklin affair
investigated by the FBI on suspicion he passed classified information on Iran to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee
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