McGentrix wrote:I guess one person's hero is another person traitor.
Mr. Vanunu is very far from being a hero. Several months prior to his escapade in London in 1986 he was fired from the Dimona nuclear facility due to conflict-inducing personality. His qualifications of nuclear technician were irrelevant on the Israeli job market (besides Dimona, there is one more nuclear research center in Israel, the Nahal Soreq one, but it was not hiring anyone by that time), so he faced a threat of becoming a low-paid blue collar. He decided to become a media hero abroad, and if he were not captured by the Israeli intelligence, he would provide himself with
dolce vita on expense of the fees he got from the media. He also considered cooperation with the Palestinian diaspora organizations in exchange for financial support. His lust for blondes made him a bad service, and he was seduced by the Mossad female agent and brought to Israel. By all means, he did not want to become a physical laborer, and he succeeded (there is no compulsory labor in the Israeli prisons). And now he can afford himself parasitic life on expense of the naive family having "adopted" him.
The foreign idealists fell victims to a plot masterminded by the oriental brain of Mr. Vanunu (he has Moroccan roots).
If this is a hero to be respected, then I do not know who complies with the definition of a villain/S.O.B.