- In early November two residents of Rishon
Letzion, some fifteen miles southwest of Tel Aviv contacted me through
my UFO website. Both had seen impressive triangular UFOs over the skies
of the city. Rishon Letzion has become Israel's premier UFO hotspot over
the past year. Last November, 16 year old Gil Bar filmed an Israeli Air
Force F-15 chasing an elliptic-shaped UFO over Rishon Letzion in broad
daylight. He publicized his accomplishment and this led to his collecting
of four other UFOs filmed by Rishon Letzion Residents. On November 5 of
this year, Gil and I visited the two latest witnesses. Our first stop was
at Adrian Dvir's apartment. Dvir, an electrical engineer by trade, is convinced
that aliens guide his hands while healing ailing patients. He has gathered
around him a group of five other "alien healers" and on October
9 while they were meeting together, a UFO appeared in the sky and they
filmed it. Now I interject. Adrian tried his "alien healing"
on me and, to say the least, I remain a total skeptic about his claims.
Nonetheless, his film is the genuine article. It is a splendid amateur
film of a craft with no shortage of background perspective backing its
veracity.
The finest moment on the film is a closeup of the craft revealing three
beautiful balls, one orange, the others silver and white in a perfect triangular
formation. This is one of the finest UFO films taken in Israel and that
is saying a great deal. It has been my experience at UFO conferences on
three continents that Israeli UFO footage is the most compelling and genuine
in the world. Our next stop was at the nearby home of Avishai Granot. He
is a twenty year veteran of the Israeli Defence Forces who is now a computer
graphic artist. He prepared a graphic of the UFOs he witnessed for us.
They were two triangular craft which flew over the eastern section of Rishon
Letzion on October 16. They matched Dvir's description and his film. Granot
told us, "The UFOs came from the north at lightning speed, hovered
over the city for about a minute and disappeared in a flash making a suction
noise as it went." When he saw Dvir's film he immediately identified
the craft captured on the screen as the same ones he had seen." Initially
Granot would not say what his function was in the army. He only hinted,
"I know every craft and weapon we've got and what I saw wasn't one
of them." Over the evening Granot, a very intense man, warmed up enough
to admit that the military and police used his parapsychological gift in
many ways, including in the location of missing soldiers. He is most reluctant
to detail his gifts but gave us examples of what can best be described
as autokinesis. He has long given up the practise of parapsychology bcause
of the strain it put on his life. Gil and I left, perplexed to say the
least. He was even more skeptical of Adrian Dvir's claims of alien healing
talents than I was, and I was the one who suffered through a demonstration
on his healing table. Yet both of us acknowledged that Avishai Granot was
a most stable and serious witness. And we agreed the evidence we had collected
was superb. Dvir's film was beautifully corroborated by Granot's graphic.
In an area of 100,000 people, the only witnesses to this most remarkable
triangular UFO claimed extraordinary mental powers. Dvir and his fellow
healers boasted of theirs, while Granot reluctantly admitted that his had
been recognized by the Israeli military. "What do you think it means?"
asked Gil. I confidently answered, "God knows."
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- About the author: Besides covering the
UFO scene in Israel for numerous publications, Barry Chamish is a political
writer whose latest book Who Murdered Yitzhak Rabin, an expose of the hidden
conspiracy behind the assassination, is having a profound effect on his
country. The book can be acquired from Feral House Books, cult@feralhouse.com
or by ordering through www.amazon.com. A full length video by the same
name can be acquired at robalini@aol.com. His UFO website is located at
http://members.tripod.com/~ufoisrael His Rabin website is www.webseers.com/rabin
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