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It is believed that Al-Gashey has spent the time since his release in hiding in North Africa. He is married and has two daughters. He is the only member of the group to consent to interviews, having given a brief statement in 1992 to a
Palestinian journalist. In 1999, Al-Gashey emerged from hiding to
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In July 1972, Al-Gashey was one of several young Black
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noted Al-Gashey's edgy, almost paranoid behaviour throughout the interview, but was able to convince him that the film he was working on would only be authentic if Al-Gashey gave his side of the story. During the 1999 interview, he explained,
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I'm proud of what I did at Munich because it helped the
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but always harbored a desire to return. Al-Gashey claimed that living in squalor and relying on handouts while
Israelis were living on his ancestral land fostered his hatred for Israel, which led him to join the
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border guards and Munich police, which resulted in the deaths of nine hostages and five of the Black
September militants, Al-Gashey was shot in the wrist attempting to aid a fellow Black September member.
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in 1967. He said that during his initial training, for the first time, he felt "truly
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Although charged with multiple crimes related to the massacre, Al-Gashey and his surviving compatriots never stood trial. Nearly eight weeks after the massacre, on 29 October,
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