Israeli 'suicide cop': family refute claims that he killed himself
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The family of Raid Asaad Raid Ghanan, an Israeli guard who was shot in the head during the farewell ceremony for President Nicolas Sarkozy at Tel Aviv airport, refuted claims today that he committed suicide.
Mr Ghanan, 32, of the northern Druze village of Beit Jan, could not have killed himself said a family member to the local press.
"We scornfully reject the claims that our son took his own life. He was a kindhearted and happy person. He had a family and there was no reason for him to do such a horrible thing."
The officer's father, Asaad Ghanan, said he had last seen his son in good spirits. "He had a family, he had friends, he had plans for the future and had no reason to commit suicide.”
Mr Ghanan, 32, of the northern Druze village of Beit Jan, could not have killed himself said a family member to the local press.
"We scornfully reject the claims that our son took his own life. He was a kindhearted and happy person. He had a family and there was no reason for him to do such a horrible thing."
The officer's father, Asaad Ghanan, said he had last seen his son in good spirits. "He had a family, he had friends, he had plans for the future and had no reason to commit suicide.”
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Much respect for his family.....It is strange especially when you consider he lived in a Druze community, a minority group whose religion includes an eclectic mix of beliefs rooted initially in Islam. Let's hope the autopsy has some insight.
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- WorldPeaceTV
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