Toulouse gunman visited Israel in 2010: Israeli security
The Toulouse gunman who killed seven people, including three young Jewish children, visited Israel for three days in 2010, Israeli security officials told AFP on Monday. - They said that Mohamed Merah entered the Jewish state on a French passport in September 2010 through the Allenby Bridge crossing from Jordan where he was checked and given a tourist visa. He spent three days in Israel before leaving, again via the Allenby Bridge, they said. It was possible that he had come to Israel with other French nationals, they said. News that Merah had visited Israel was first reported on Saturday by French daily Le Monde, but Israeli officials did not confirm the report until now. [...] Local commentators speculated that he might have come to Israel to gather intelligence or undergo training with Palestinian militants Mossad.
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