Oh, that PISSED PEOPLE OFF, did it?
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The arrogance knows no bounds, does it?
Poor Little Israel Has a P.R. Problem
Oh, yeah?
Maybe they shouldn't be STEALING PEOPLE'S IDENTITIES for FALSE FLAG OPERATIONS, huh?
So HOW MANY OTHER THINGS is ISRAEL FORGING, 'eh?
"More Israelis named in Dubai case; Accused in killing of Hamas agent"by Aron Heller, Associated Press | February 26, 2010
JERUSALEM - Eight more people in Israel turned out yesterday to have names matching suspects in the assassination of a top Hamas operative in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, and contended their identities had been stolen.
The son of one of those newly caught up in the case said his father did not know whom to turn to for help because the country’s Mossad spy agency is strongly suspected of masterminding the killing.
The latest disclosures follow Dubai’s release a day earlier of the names of 15 new suspects. They deepened suspicions of Israeli involvement in the Jan. 19 slaying of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, whom Israel had identified as the point man for smuggling weapons to the Gaza Strip’s Hamas rulers.
The unraveling of the spy novel-like story is producing new twists on a near-daily basis, raising questions such as why so many people were needed to carry out the hit.
As if it ISN'T REAL, huh, readers? Just a FICTION!
The apparent use of forged documents has also put Israel in hot water with some of its staunchest allies....
Yeah, I can't imagine why people might get angry at that.
Dubai’s announcement brought the number of people suspected in Mabhouh’s killing to 26. In all, at least 15 of the names match those of real people who live in Israel - and at least half of them are dual nationals.
Same as the Zionist masterminds of 9/11 located in key positions in the U.S. government, readers!!!!
All of those contacted have said their identities were used without their permission.
While Israel remained silent, the diplomatic fallout kept growing as Australia joined several other countries in questioning Israeli involvement and alleged use of fake foreign passports.
It HAPPENS all the time!
Australia’s foreign minister summoned Israel’s ambassador yesterday and demanded his cooperation in an investigation into the alleged use of three fraudulent Australian passports. Stephen Smith warned Israel that if it were implicated in the case, Australia “would not regard that as the act of a friend.’’
Israel is NO ONE'S FRIEND but THEIR OWN, world!
Britain, Ireland, and France have also sought clarifications from Israeli diplomats on the alleged use of their passports.
“We are very angry about the fraudulent use of information that was stolen from valid Irish passports to make forged passports,’’ Foreign Minister Micheal Martin of Ireland said in Gaza yesterday, without fixing blame.
Yeah, but they NEVER DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT!
It's always a LOT of WORDS and that is all!!!
Israeli security officials say Mabhouh was involved in smuggling long-range missiles into the Gaza Strip, with help from Israel’s archenemy, Iran....
Yeah, whatever, Israeli liars.
Israeli leaders have kept silent on the issue, aside from Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who dismissed the concerns of Europeans “who have seen too many James Bond movies.’’
Translation: GUILTY!
Dubai police have outlined a 19-hour operation to kill Mabhouh, including clockwork precision and disguises.
Aren't Israelis always boasting about such things?
How much better they are than everyone else?
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Investigation ain't over yet, either!
"16 more people are sought in killing of Hamas official" by Associated Press | March 9, 2010
PARIS - Interpol expanded its wanted list over the killing of a Hamas commander to a total of 27 people yesterday, and also revealed previously unreleased details about one suspect, including his alias and a snapshot.
The organization says it issued red notices, its highest-level alert, for a 16-member team accused of shadowing Mahmoud al-Mabhouh before his killing. It had already issued notices for 11 other suspects last month.
I doubt they ever come up with anything, especially with all the names stolen.
The alerts came at the request of authorities in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, where Mabhouh was found dead in a luxury hotel room in January. His methodical stalking and killing has been widely blamed on Israel’s Mossad spy agency. Israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement.
Dubai police had previously released information about all of Interpol’s newly listed suspects, with the exception of one. Interpol listed his alias as Joshua Aaron Krycer. It did not give his age or nationality, but he appeared to be in his late 20s or early 30s.
The group of 16 is believed to have assisted another team, which Interpol described as a “smaller core group alleged to have carried out the killing’’ and whose members were already sought through Interpol notices.
According to the Dubai police inquiry, the “second team . . . is believed to have aided and abetted the first team by closely watching, following, and reporting Mabhouh’s movements from the moment he landed at Dubai airport,’’ Interpol said.--more--"
Time to take a swim, Mossad:
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Water gushed from a leak in a shark-filled aquarium in a ritzy Dubai mall yesterday, sending startled shoppers scattering and shutting down shops in one of the city’s proudest attractions.
Go ahead, jump in, Israel.
Amateur video footage posted on the website of Dubai newspaper Gulf News showed what appeared to be hundreds of gallons of water showering down on the polished tiled floor of Dubai Mall, located near the world’s tallest tower.
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The incident raises new questions about building safety in the city-state, which pushed through ever more extravagant and complicated construction projects until the economic downturn halted its rapid-fire growth. Less than three weeks ago, trapped tourists had to be pulled from a stuck elevator in the mall owner’s record-breaking Burj Khalifa skyscraper nearby.Still shut down, right?
The breach in the 2.6 million gallon tank at Dubai Mall, open little more than a year, was quickly plugged and caused no harm to the 33,000 fish inside, said the mall’s owner, Emaar Properties.
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