Palestinian Who Attacked Turkish Embassy in Tel Aviv Worked for Shin Bet!

Late Tuesday, the Turkish government said it had the situation in hand. "Our embassy guards neutralized the individual as he tried to take the vice consul as hostage after shouting around for asylum," a Turkish statement said, adding he was armed with a knife, a gasoline can and a gun that turned out to be a toy.

Injaz said he admired Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. "I love him and I respect him," he said. The Turkish leader "should give me political asylum against these murderers the Zionists, the murdering Jews," he added, linking the incident indirectly to recent tensions between Israel and Turkey.

Injaz’s lawyer, Avital Horev, said his client was a former member of Israel’s Shin Bet domestic security agency. Horev said Injaz was also wanted by the Palestinian Authority.'

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