Here’s the Jewish Journal version of that Munich piece from Ivor Davis…the other version, which was posted earlier this afternoon, is running at Movies.com. Davis says there was a line in his draft of the Jewish Journal piece saying that some [operatives] in the movie dress up as women — lipstick, bras, fake boobs, etc. — in order to carry out a killing. It’s apparently in the movie, but was cut from my story for reasons unknown.”
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