FILE PHOTO General Sect. Of ALF Arrested For Helping Hussein

RAMALAH, WEST BANK - DECEMBER 12, 2000: (FILE PHOTO) (ISRAEL OUT) Rakad Salem, 56, General Secretary of the Arab Liberation Front (ALF), and representative of Iraq's Baafth party poses for a portrait in his office December 12, 2000 in the West Bank city of Ramallah. Israeli Security Services announced October 8, 2002 the October 2 arrest of Rakad Salem, who allegedly confessed to acting under orders of Hussein. Salem admitted he distributed Saddam's money to Palestinian families of "martyrs" of the Intifadah. Each family of a martyr, killed by Israelis or died as a suicide bomber, received $10,000, family members of the severely wounded family received $1,000 dollars and a little wounded received $500 dollars. According to his declarations, Salem allegedly distributed $15 million dollars. (Photo by Quique Kierszenbaum/Getty Images)