WEST BANK (Dispatches) – Classified official documents have revealed that the occupying regime of Israel systematically bribed top Liberian officials of the murderous dictatorship in order to get their support, Israeli newspaper Haaretz has revealed.
The official documents, issued by the Zionist foreign ministry, state that a Liberian envoy to the United Nations (UN) in the 1970s received regular payments — $500 in cash and $500 as gifts.
One of the documents reported Africa’s director at the Foreign Ministry confirming that all Liberian diplomats at the UN in 1970 were bribed.
The same document stated that one of them received a $5,000 payment and had the occupying regime’s assistance to get a position at the UN offices.
Another document stated that a senior official in the Liberian mission at the UN received support from the occupying regime.
According to one of the documents, the regime’s ambassador to Liberia in 1969 shared that Liberia responded to all requests by the occupying regime at the UN and the African Union.
Haaretz noted that the Zionist regime recognized the importance of maintaining its relations with the Liberian regime, which was the first to recognize the Tel Aviv regime in Africa and had an embassy in the occupied territories in 1957.
The documents revealed by the Zionist regime’s foreign ministry, Haaretz reported, contradict the claim that the occupying regime does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.