According to excellent sources, including a high ranking IDF officer based in Hebron, and Israel Media Center founder, David Bedein, the day before the Hebron massacre of February 1994, Hebron's Shabak chief, Shlomo Mofaz met with the fall guy for the bloodshed, Dr. Baruch Goldstein.

ALL witnesses to the massacre, Jew and Arab testified to the Shamgar Commission Of Inquiry into the Hebron massacre, that Goldstein was not alone in the killing mosque. Most witnesses reported two other soldiers alongside him. The two soldiers threw two stun grenades at the worshipers, the blasts were heard by all witnesses, Jew and Arab and shot six blank bullets, the cartridges were found by the police. Then the two soldiers escaped the mosque, locking Goldstein in to face the panicked mob alone.

At this point in the commission's hearings, one of the adjudicators, Judge Zuabi noted, "Then there must have been a conspiracy. Goldstein could not have locked the door from the outside." Jewish worshipers reported hearing Goldstein beg for someone to open the door but whoever had the key was not obliging.

And Goldstein did not shoot to kill in the hall. All wounds were from shrapnel. He aimed at the floor to keep the mob at bay and shot twice in the air, proven because two of his bullets were removed from the prayer hall's ceiling. All who died inside the mosque were old people trampled to death in the chaos.

But according to witnesses from the cream of the cream of Hebron Arab society; a doctor, Wakf officials, politicians, the two soldiers stood outside the exit of the prayer hall and shot dead whoever tried to escape, 29 victims in all.

And Shlomo Mofaz played a central role in this evil atrocity. What we don't know yet, is why the PLO are planning to rub him out. It is not simply because he is the brother of the IDF chief-of-staff; there is much more to the story than that.

During my interviews with former Eyal members, I was told a most disturbing fact; Moledet MK, Benny Elon was the go-between for Shabak provocateur Avishai Raviv. He sought out insecure teenagers at protest rallies and directed them to the claws of Raviv to be hyper-radicalized and maybe even be turned into political assassins.

As one terrified young man told me, "I was part of a group protesting outside Orient House. Benny Elon came up to me and said, 'There's someone you have to meet.' And he introduced me to Raviv. I would never have been part of Eyal if not for Elon."

The story continues. Elon's niece Margalit Har Shefi was a Shabak asset at Bar Ilan University. She, Raviv and Yigal Amir had the function of attracting idealistic students to Eyal, where legitimate protest would be delegitimized by fanatic activities. "Immediately after Har Shefi's arrest," I was informed, "Raviv was put in her cell, unheard of amongst religious prisoners, to put the squeeze on her.

"Benny Elon realized he'd been used after the Rabin murder and exposed Raviv as a Shabak agent. He had to protect himself and his niece in case they were incriminated in the murder, which Har Shefi eventually was. Then the situation got really hairy and Elon stopped being vocal about what he knew. I think he got the message after Shaul was murdered."

Shaul was a Russian pal of Raviv's, "with weird looking teeth," who hung around him wherever he went. No one knew where he got the money to waste all his time recruiting young Eyal converts. In the wake of the Rabin murder and the exposure of Raviv, he was murdered in Dimona. "He was pushed out of a tall building and they ruled it a suicide."

Another informant told me, "Here's why they killed Rabin's bodyguard Yoav Kuriel. He panicked and bought a ticket out of the country. He was planning to tell what he knew to the media abroad. He was stopped at Ben Gurion Airport, hustled into a car, and shot to death outside Lod." His body was then taken to the State Pathologist Dr. Yehuda Hiss where organs were removed and attempts made to cover up traces of the murder.

Israelis were told he committed suicide because he was depressed about his terminal cancer. Only, on the day of his suicide, his doctor, head of Ichilov Hospital's Oncology Department, Dr. Samario Chaitchik, told Maariv and the Jerusalem Post that Gur didn't have cancer. He had spent three months at Memorial Hospital in Manhattan and had returned seven weeks before with the growth completely gone.

A month ago, a nurse who treated Gur waited until the crowd at my lecture dissipated before telling me, "You're right. Motta Gur was completely recovered."

Then last week, another woman added, "I know Motta Gur's sister. She told me the same thing. He had recovered when he died. There was no motive for a suicide."

Except Gur had had enough of the "peace process," had introduced a bill into the Knesset calling for a national referendum on a Golan withdrawal, had publicly encouraged the building of new settlements in Judea and Samaria and knew way too much about who was orchestrating the end of Israel.