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[IsraelTimes] A front man for Hamas, always the voice of sweet reason, has been accused of sexually harassing a female foreign news hound, and is under investigation by the group ruling the Gazoo Strip, according to reports on websites affiliated with the rival Fatah movement. The news hound concerned was not named.
The Hamas front man, Sami Abu Zuhri
...a senior spokesman for Hamas. Zuhri gained notoriety in 2006 when he dropped his money belt containing somewhere between 640,000 and 900,000 euros, which was confiscated by Paleostinian security and customs officials at a routine border crossing from Egypt to Gaza. The news brought competing Hamas and Fatah forces to the crossing checkpoint for an epic face-making and hollering contest...
, featured prominently in international media reports about the summer’s fighting in Gazoo.
The senior Gazoo sources quoted on the Fatah websites said that the journalist, a Gazoo-based news hound for an overseas news agency, turned to Zuhri’s colleague, Fawzi Barhoum, with the complaint, according to the NRG news site.
Hamas leadership in Gazoo opened an investigation against Zuhri, and decided to suspend him from speaking with foreign press and other public activities, the reports said.
The websites also claimed that Zuhri had been involved in a previous incident, being locked away
Drop the rosco, Muggsy, or you're one with the ages!
by Paleostinian Authority security forces in Gazoo before Hamas took the Strip by force in 2007. In that case, he reportedly admitted to placing his hand on the thigh of a woman sitting next to him in a car.
In November, Zuhri said that Israeli officials were “legitimate targets for the resistance.” He also praised the terrorist attack on a Har Nof synagogue in which four Jews at prayer and a Druze policeman were killed by East Jerusalem Paleostinian assailants.
“The operation in Jerusalem is a response to the murder of the martyr Yusuf Ramouni and to the series of crimes by the occupier at Al-Aqsa and Hamas calls to continue these operations,” Zuhri said in a statement. “Hamas calls for more operations like it.” 
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