Epstein Secrets

uld want to live. And it looked weirdly familiar. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025079 --- PAGE BREAK --- The group had a chance to visit with Bashar Masri, the Nablus-born founder and CEO of Massar International, the Palestinian conglomerate financing a third of Rawabi. Massar and Qatar Diar, the real estate invest

nvestment Company -- Palestine to build and market Rawabi. But if two-thirds of the project's money is coming from Qatar, the vision behind Rawabi is Masri's. Massar owns a private equity fund that invests in Palestinian agriculture and natural gas distribution. It runs travel agencies in Jordan and bro

hority and Fatah likewise glorify and honor terrorists and even reward them financially. In 2001 the Hamas student branch at Al- Najah University in Nablus celebrated the murders by creating exhibit of the pizza shop and posted on the wall images of body parts. [Source of images: Malki Foundation websit

oul for the struggle of a nation that strives for freedom." Mayor of Aqqaba Jamal Abu Ara: "The popular gathering around the blood of Izz Al-Din Al- Masri (i.e., the Sbarro bomber) is an honest and true expression of our people's yearning for national unity (between Fatah and Hamas) and unity of action

ould want to live. And it looked weirdly familiar. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028713 --- PAGE BREAK --- The group had a chance to visit with Bashar Masri, the Nablus-born founder and CEO of Massar International, the Palestinian conglomerate financing a third of Rawabi. Massar and Qatar Diar, the real estate invest

. Massar invests in Harvest Export, which sells Palestinian produce to consumers in Russia and Western Europe -- as well as in Israel. Two years ago, Masri made headlines when he attempted to purchase a bankrupt Jewish housing development in East Jerusalem. He helped create an online trading and brokerag