In his 1994 book The Other Side of Deception, Ostrovsky claimed a right-wing Mossad clique planned to assassinate Bush at the 1991 Madrid conference, blame Palestinians, and had three specific patsies ready. He attributed to Mossad leadership the aim of preserving war with neighbors by assassinating Bush if necessary. He warned Canadian parliamentarians; the info reached Pete McCloskey, who alerted the Secret Service. Findley and McCloskey said the warning helped. The plot claims remain unverified and were dismissed by Israeli officials and historians as unreliable.
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