Who Is Kuzo Okamoto, the Lubd Mastermind
The article discusses the death of Kazu Okamoto, known as the Japanese Ahmed, who was one of those responsible for the Lod Airport operation in 1972. Born in Japan in 1947, he joined the Japanese Red Army, which had ties to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. He carried out the attack that resulted in the death of 26 people and the injury of 80, achieving success as the sole survivor of the group. After being sentenced to life imprisonment in Israel, he was released in 1985 as part of a prisoner exchange deal. He then spent years in Libya and Syria, and eventually gained asylum in Lebanon, where he passed away just hours ago in Beirut. The article highlights his life and role in terrorist operations, emphasizing that his death is remembered as that of an important founder of those activities.
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