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Dr. '''Moshe Marzouk''' was an ]i ] in ] who was involved in a spate of ]ings of civilian targets during the ] that were part of a wider plot eventually revealed during the ] in ]. He came from a ] family. Dr. '''Moshe Marzouk''' was an ]i ] in ] who was involved in a spate of ] bombings of civilian targets during the 1950s known as the ]. He came from a ] family. It revolved around nearly a dozen highly treasonous Egyptian Jews who were asked, and agreed to spy for Israel against the country in which they were born. They were caught, abandoned by Israel, and punished by the Egyptian justice system before being released to Israel 14 years later.


⚫ Marzouk was sentenced to death by Egyptian courts and hanged in a Cairo prison. Israel glorified him as a martyr and Jews in Israel celebrated his crimes by naming gardens and offspring after him in 1955. At the same time, the Israeli government could not publicly admit that he was executed for terrorism committed in the service of Israel.
Nearly a dozen highly dedicated young Egyptian Jews were asked, and agreed to spy for Israel against the country in which they were born. Why they were caught and more or less abandoned by Israel to incarceration, and for a while, torture in Egypt's prisons to be finally released only 14 years later, is a question that has never been answered.

⚫ Dr. Moshe Marzouk of Cairo was sentenced to death by Egypt and hanged in a Cairo prison. Israel glorified him as a martyr. His memory was sanctified. Neighborhoods and gardens were named after him in Israel, as were dozens of children born in the year 1955. At the same time it was not publicly conceded that he died in the service of Israel.


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An Israeli stamp honoring Dr. Marzouk

Dr. Moshe Marzouk was an Israeli spy in Egypt who was involved in a spate of terrorist bombings of civilian targets during the 1950s known as the Lavon Affair. He came from a Karaite Judaism family. It revolved around nearly a dozen highly treasonous Egyptian Jews who were asked, and agreed to spy for Israel against the country in which they were born. They were caught, abandoned by Israel, and punished by the Egyptian justice system before being released to Israel 14 years later.

Marzouk was sentenced to death by Egyptian courts and hanged in a Cairo prison. Israel glorified him as a martyr and Jews in Israel celebrated his crimes by naming gardens and offspring after him in 1955. At the same time, the Israeli government could not publicly admit that he was executed for terrorism committed in the service of Israel.

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