[Dr. Aaron Lerner - for the original item in Farsi:
http://www.irannuc.ir/fa/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=796:1389-10-14-15-27-05&catid=102:1389-06-23-17-49-22&Itemid=508
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Mossad Killing All Muslim Nuclear Scientists
News number: 8910150633 11:55 | 2011-01-05
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=8910150633

TEHRAN (FNA)- Israeli spy agency's (Mossad) direct involvement in the
assassination of elites in the Middle-Eastern countries was recalled after
new reports unveiled Mossad's direct role in the assassination of Iranian
nuclear scientist Majid Shahriari.

According to a report posted on IranNuc.ir website on Wednesday, the Israeli
spy agency has a long record in assassinating Arab and Muslim scientists in
collaboration with its US and British counterparts (CIA and MI6).

The report revealed the names of several Arab scientists who were
assassinated by Mossad, including Yahiya Amin al-Mashd and Samireh Mousa
(Egyptian scientists), Samir Najib, Nabil al-Qolaini, Nabil Ahmad Folayfel,
Mostafa Ali Moshrefah (known as the Arab World's Einstein), Jamal Hamdan,
Saeed Sayyed Badir, Salvi Habib, Ramal Hassan Ramal (Lebanese physicist),
Hassan Kamel Sabbah (Lebanese physicist known as the Arab World's Edison).

Global attention was redirected to Mossad's terror plots for assassinating
the nuclear scientists of the Islamic world after Iranian professor Majid
Shahriari was killed by the Israeli spy agency in Tehran late in 2010.

Two Iranian university professors Fereidoon Abbasi Davani and Majid
Shahriari were assassinated in separate terrorist bomb attacks here in
Tehran on November 29 with the latter killed immediately after the blast.

Recent media reports said that Mossad leaders have recently convened in a
meeting in a neighborhood North of Tel Aviv and discussed the agency's
latest operations in Tehran, including the assassination of Shahriari.

Another Iranian university professor and nuclear scientist, Massoud Ali
Mohammadi, was also assassinated in a terrorist bomb attack in Tehran in
January 2010.

Also later in December, Iraq's young nuclear scientist, Mohammad al-Fouz,
was gunned down in the country's capital city of Baghdad by Mossad.

He had released his new uranium enrichment formula in a number of western
journals.

Earlier reports had shown Mossad's involvement in the assassination of more
than 350 Iraqi nuclear scientists as well as more than 300 university
professors, and the attack on Mohammad al-Fouz was the most recent case in a
chain of attacks carried out in recent years.