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own perverse ends or was he doing it as part of a disinformation campaign
ordered by the Mossad?
It might also be no coincidence, as Israeli journalist Barry Chamish has
pointed out, that an Israeli chauffeur, Yoel Katzavman, who had been
driving JFK Jr. around New York prior to the tragedy, also popped up to
describe how young Kennedy's physical condition (due to a broken leg)
was such that in Katzavman's words, it "was really suicidal" for JFK Jr. to
have attempted his final, fatal flight. In fact, the Israeli chauffeur's version
of events dovetails quite nicely with Mossad man David Heymann's tale.
So is it a coincidence or is it a conspiracy?
As we've noted, Chamish has suggested that John Jr. may indeed have
heard about Final Judgment and that this is what stimulated his interest in
the Mossad. We'll probably never know for certain, although, as we've
seen, Chamish himself has written a highly complimentary review of Final
Judgment perhaps unsettling a lot of JFK conspiracy theorists who spent a
great deal of energy attacking my theory only to have an Israeli journalist
come aboard to say that the theory makes sense.
For his own part, Chamish has caused quite a stir in Israel with his
fascinating and well-researched study of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin,
and in his book, Who Murdered Yitzhak Rabin? (available at $16 from Feral
House Press, 2532 Lincoln Boulevard - Suite 359, Venice, California
90291) he has painted a fascinating picture that strongly suggests that Israeli
intelligence was indeed involved in Rabin's murder.
In the meantime, perhaps, it was not so surprising that in its July 16 issue
that was on the stands when JFK Jr. died, Forward—one of the most influential
Jewish newspapers in America—was featuring an item bellyaching about
the activities (50 years before) of young Kennedy's grandfather, the late
U.S. Ambassador to Britain, Joseph P. Kennedy.
In this context, it really should be noted that aforementioned Mossad man
Heymann is a bit of an expert on the Kennedy dynasty's purported "anti-
Semitism" and the family's support for American neutrality and nonintervention
in the days prior to World War II.
Careful readers of Final Judgment will note that in this edition (and in
previous editions that were published prior to the demise of JFK, Jr.) are
cited Heymann's reports published in his book about Jacqueline Kennedy
(noted in Chapter Four) referring to the Kennedy family's collective
opposition to the war.
In addition, in his largely critical biography of the late Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy, entitled RFK, the same Heymann charges that "A number of
people accused RFK of using [anti-Semitic] terminology when privately
discussing Jews." Heymann also alleged that RFK's wife, Ethel, now the
reigning matriarch of the surviving Kennedy clan, once told a Jewish
publicist, that "You know, it's your people who are giving us all the trouble;
it's your people who are giving us all the trouble," when her husband was
running for the Senate in 1964.
Considering the venomous hostility toward the Kennedy family in
some influential quarters, it is interesting to note that on July 21, 1999 John