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Abin Tabal was the leader of a terrorist cell located in Los Angeles which was eventually dismantled by members of the Washington D.C. based Major Case Response Team and their Los Angeles Office of Special Projects counterparts although two or three members died at the hands of Michael Rivkin, an agent for the Israeli Mossad.

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rdfs:label	Abin Tabal
rdfs:comment	Abin Tabal was the leader of a terrorist cell located in Los Angeles which was eventually dismantled by members of the Washington D.C. based Major Case Response Team and their Los Angeles Office of Special Projects counterparts although two or three members died at the hands of Michael Rivkin, an agent for the Israeli Mossad.
dcterms:subject	Murder Victims Terrorists Minor Characters One-Off NCIS Characters
first-ncis	Semper Fidelis (episode)
last-ncis	Semper Fidelis (episode)
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Status	Deceased- force-fed a suicide pill by Mossad agent, Michael Rivkin which killed Tabal instantly.
Name	Abin Tabal
Caption	Abin Tabal in the Season 6 episode, "Semper Fidelis".
La	show
Died	2009(xsd:integer)
Gender	Male
Portrayed	n/a
abstract	Abin Tabal was the leader of a terrorist cell located in Los Angeles which was eventually dismantled by members of the Washington D.C. based Major Case Response Team and their Los Angeles Office of Special Projects counterparts although two or three members died at the hands of Michael Rivkin, an agent for the Israeli Mossad. Rivkin later located Tabal and killed the leader by force-feeding him a suicide pill before switching his laptop with Tabal's so that Rivkin could gain information to a terrorist training camp in North Africa although Abigail Sciuto and Timothy McGee later uncovered the truth while also informing Leroy Jethro Gibbs, the Major Case Response Team's leader of what had happened.

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