Israel wamuuwa Kamanda wa Hamas ndani ya Dubai

Heshima kwako Ab,

Ni kweli hakuna uhusiano wa moja kwa moja unaohusisha Israel & Mosad na kifo cha Bwana Mahmoud al-Mabhouh lakini tusisahau operation nyingi zilizowahi kufanywa na Mossad dhidi ya Palestina hakuna ofisa wa Israel aliekubali kuwepo kwa operation za kuwauwa wapelestina ambao kwa namna moja au nyingine walihusika na kuhujumu Israel interest,kuna ile operation wrath of God ambayo ilisimamiwa na Mossad baada ya mauaji Munich mwaka 1972.

Waarabu [Palestina] waliohusika na hujuma zozote dhidi ya Israel hata wajifiche wapi lazima mkono wa Mossad uwafikie,hata makamanda wa Hamas wanalijua hilo nashangaa sana inapotokea mmoja wao kawahiwa wanapiga kelele lakini wakirusha maroketi Israel wanapongezana !!!!!!.Kama Mahmoud al-Mabhouh alihusika kuhujumu Israel alistahili adhabu aliyomkuta hakuna kulalamika au kutafuata mchawi.
 
Wataalam wamesha anza kazi. Safi sana wanapowapunguza magaidi. Hawa Waisrael akili kubwa sana.
 
Israel killed Hamas member in Dubai' By ASSOCIATED PRESS AND JPOST.COM STAFF
29/01/2010 09:07


Group claims suspect in murder of 2 IDF soldiers in 1988 was killed on Jan. 20.

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Hamas claimed on Friday that Israeli agents assassinated one of the Islamist group's veteran operatives in a killing allegedly carried out last week in Dubai, and vowed to retaliate.



The group blamed for the slaying of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh but offered no evidence of foul play or Israeli involvement in the man's death.



The government had no immediate comment.



The Hamas operative was killed on January 20, according to an announcement on a Hamas Web site. The statement gave no details about his death or any explanation for the delay in making it public.



"We in Hamas hold the Zionist enemy responsible for the criminal assassination of our brother, and we pledge to God and to the blood of the martyrs and to our people to continue his path of jihad and martyrdom," read the statement on Hamas' Palestinian Information Center Web site. The group pledged to "retaliate for this Zionist crime at the appropriate time and place."

Mabhouh will be buried Friday at the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk, near Damascus, the statement said.



The Hamas statement identified Mabhouh as one of the founders of Hamas' military organization, which has been responsible for hundreds of deadly attacks and suicide bombings targeting Israelis since the 1980s. It said he was involved in the kidnapping and murder of two Israeli soldiers, Ilan Sa'adon and Avi Sasportas, in 1989 and that he was still playing a "continuous role in supporting his brothers in the resistance inside the occupied homeland" at the time of his death.



He was born in the Gaza Strip.

In Dubai, officials could not be immediately reached for comment.

Responding to the report, meanwhile, Sa'adon's mother told Army Radio on Friday morning she was happy to hear reports that a Hamas operative believed to be involved in her son's murder.

"I am happy that [his death] has been avenged, but sad that 20 years passed before this happened," Sa'adon's mother, Gilbert, told the radio station.
 
Hamas warns Israel of 'resistance' after official killed in Dubai
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By Avi Issacharoff, Haaretz Correspondent and Reuters
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Hamas leader Khaled Meshal made an impassionate speech on Friday to thousands of Palestinians who mourned a senior Hamas military commander believed to have been assassinated by Israel.

Meshal described the slain official, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, as a "great man" who fought the Israelis for 30 years.

"I say to you Zionists, do not rejoice. You killed him but his sons will fight you," he said. "God already took our leaders and loved ones, but resistance goes on. Palestine is a blessed land. It will not remain patient."
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AdvertisementMeanwhile on Friday the Dubai government media office said Dubai police have identified the suspects in the killing.

A Dubai security source said that the suspects were members of a "criminal gang" that tracked Mahmoud al-Mabhouh before he entered the country.

The source added that most of the suspects have European passports.


Al-Mabhouh was killed in Dubai on Jan. 20, Izzat al-Rishq told Reuters in the Syrian capital Damascus, but did not specify how the assassination was carried out.

"I cannot reveal the circumstances. We are working with the authorities in the United Arab Emirates," said Rishq, who is a member of Hamas' politburo.

Rishq, a top member of Hamas' exiled leadership in Damascus, told The Associated Press that details have not been released to avoid compromising an ongoing investigation, and that Hamas' delayed announcement was linked to an attempt to reach the Israeli agents who implemented this operation.

Rishq said al-Mabhouh engineered the capture and subsequent murder of two Israeli soldiers, Avi Sasportas and Ilan Saadon, during a Palestinian uprising in the 1980s, and was imprisoned several times by Israeli forces. Israel razed his home in Gaza.

Various sources reported Friday that Al-Mabhouh was also a central figure in the smuggling of weapons from Iran into the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.

Sasportas and Saadon were abducted in two separate incidents in 1989, on the orders of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin who headed Hamas in the years following its establishment. Sasport was an infantry soldier who was abducted from an intersection near Ashkelon on February 16, 1989. His body was recovered later that year. Several days prior to the discovery of Sasport's body, Saadon went missing. His body was only found in 1996, as a result of intelligence received from Palestinian sources.

Rishq said al-Mabhouh was an "important" member of Izz el-Deen al- Qassam brigades, Hamas' military wing named after a Syrian religious leader who fought British colonial forces in Palestine in the 1930s.

He said al-Mabhouh, who had been living in Syria since 1989, was assassinated a day after he arrived in Dubai but that Hamas could not say more at present about how he was killed.

"We in Hamas hold the Zionist enemy responsible for the criminal assassination of our brother, and we pledge to God and to the blood of the martyrs and to our people to continue his path of jihad and martyrdom," read the statement on Hamas' Palestinian Information Center Web site. The group pledged to "retaliate for this Zionist crime at the appropriate time and place."

Al-Mabhouh will be buried Friday at the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk, near Damascus, the statement said
 
The world has become a safer place with one terrorist put out of action. Congratulation to who ever did this heroic act of eliminating this merciless terrorist who could have killed hundreds of people.
 
Ab-Titchaz said:
Chief,

Habari za kule uliko ndugu yangu?

I was simply delivering a message from BBC with the link included
therein. How can I bear the responsibiilty of justifying the claims?
I haven't even given my opinion on the thing and just like our
fellow member I was wondering how the Palestinians are cliaming
that Israel bears responsibility.

If you want my opinion though, i would advise you to follow Mossads
track record on avenging the deaths of their fellow Jews. This man is
suspected of having the blood of 2 Israeli soldiers on his hand.

Meanwhile this is very telling:



Draw inferences from that and have a conspiracy free day.

Tuko pamoja.
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I am so sorry, Ab. I had someone else in my mind, when I was making a reference to your name.
 
Siku zote mimi huwa naangalia matatizo kama haya hasa ya kutoana uhai source yake ni nini? Yameanzia wapi? Nani kaanza kurusha first punch? Then ndio tunaweza kudraw conclusion nani mgomvi, otherwise tutakuwa tunatwanga maji kwenye kinu tu, kama ilivyo kwa waamerica wengi wanafikiri ugomvi wao na Osama umeanzia tarehe 11 september 2001.
 
Buchanan said:
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Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, 50, a founder of the Izz al-Din Qassam Brigades.
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Huyu jamaa sura yake anaonekana mpole sana na mwenye huruma kibao lakini ukikutana kwenye anga zake utajuta kuzaliwa! Afadhali kaenda kusubiri "mavuno" ya kazi yake na kutuachia dunia yetu ya amani!​
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Dont judge a book..
 
By Avi Issacharoff

Inquiry finds murdered Gaza arms smuggler Mahmoud al-Mabhouh had enemies across the Middle East and was wanted by Jordan and Egypt.

A preliminary investigation conducted by Hamas suggests that the assassination of one of its officials in Dubai last month was likely carried out by agents of an Arab government, and not by Israel's Mossad spy agency.

When Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a senior Hamas official reportedly behind the smuggling of Iranian arms to Gaza, was found dead in his hotel room on January 20, the organization was quick to point the finger at Israeli intelligence, vowing revenge attacks.

But details of a Hamas inquiry passed to Haaretz reveal that Arab states, not Israel, now top the suspect list. Both Hamas and Dubai police say that Mabhouh had enemies across the Middle East, any of whom may have had a motive for his murder.

A Hamas source told Haaretz on Monday that Mabhouh was wanted by authorities in both Jordan and Egypt, where he previously spent a year in prison.

Hamas also suspects its Palestinian rivals in the West Bank.

"It is quite possible that Palestinian Authority security forces were involved," Osama Hamdan, a Hamas leader in Lebanon, told Hezbollah's television station Al-Manar on Monday.

"West Bank forces are persecuting our fighters and have killed dozens since 1994," he said.

Meanwhile, the Saudi daily Okaz reported on Tuesday that Hamas has decided to halt temporarily negotiations over the release of abducted Israel Defense Forces soldier Gilad Shalit due to Mabhouh's murder.

A senior Hamas official told the paper that the prisoner swap talks have reached a critical juncture and reiterated the group's stance that Israel is responsible for the delay in its completion.

Details of Mabhouh murder begin to emerge

On Sunday, a Dubai police commander updated the Palestinian consul in the United Arab Emirates on progress in the investigation. Mabhouh was killed by a seven-man team, four whom had been identified, the commander said.

According to Hamas investigators, Mabhouh arrived in the Syrian capital Damascus at 9:00 A.M. on the morning of January 19, where he boarded flight EK912 for the UAE, landing at Dubai at 2:30 P.M.

Local authorities were unaware of the presence of the Hamas leader, who traveled under a false identity. Al-Mabhouh took a taxi to the luxury Al Bustan Rutana Hotel, where he checked into room 130, also under a false name.

As always when traveling, al-Mabhouh had taken the precaution of reserving in advance a room with no balcony and sealed windows. On arrival, he deposited a case of documents in the hotel safe before spending around an hour in his room.

Between 4:30 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. al-Mabhouh left the hotel for a meeting. Hamas claims to know the identity of his Dubai contact - but has so far kept details under wraps.

Hamas assumes that he dined outside the hotel, which has no record of him ordering food or drink, before returning to his room at around 9:00 P.M.

Police say it is likely that Mabhouh answered the door to his assailants - but Hamas believes the attackers awaited him on his return and were warned of his approach by accomplices tailing him.

At 9:30 P.M. Mabhouh's wife called his cellular telephone. There was no answer. Both Hamas and police believe the victim was by then already dead. His body was discovered the following day.

Post mortem examinations revealed signs of electrocution beneath both ears -presumably from a device used to stun Mabhouh, whose nose was bleeding and whose teeth showed signs of abrasion.

Pathologists determined the cause of death as asphyxiation, probably with a pillow found near the body and stained with blood.

Meanwhile, London's Sunday Times reported on Sunday that Mabhouh had been injected with a drug that simulated the effects of a natural heart attack.

Also on Sunday, Israeli Infrastructure Minister Uzi landau denied that Mossad agents had posed as part of his entourage to carry out the hit. Landau, the first Israeli minister to travel officially to the UAE, left the country three days before Mabhouh was killed.

Source: http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1146944.html
 
Kibanga Ampiga MKoloni said:
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Watu wanaotoa mawazo kama yako mimi kwanza hupenda kujua wana umri gani. Kama haitakiwi kuwa hapa iwe wapi.
Nimesoma post zote kuanzia ya kwanza pia hii ya kwako sijaona popote pale dini imetajwa. Au kwako akitajwa mwarabu wewe unaelewa kuwa ni dini na Myahudi hivyo hivyo. Haya ni maji marefu kwako nenda kwenye thread za mapenzi.
 
'Britons Among Hit Squad' Wanted For Killing

Claims that British and Irish passport holders are part of a hit squad wanted for an apparent assassination in Dubai are being investigated by London and Dublin.


The names, photographs and nationalities of the 11 members of the alleged gang were released at a press conference held by Dubai's chief of police.

He claimed the team, disguised in wigs, fake beards and tennis clothes, killed Hamas leader Mahmoud al Mabhouh in his hotel room last month.

The police said a female assassin entered his room by posing as a member of hotel staff and put a "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door.

The wanted group includes six British passport holders, three Irish, one French and an alleged German national.

Lt Gen Tamim added that requests for arrest warrants have been made with Interpol.
The Foreign Office says it is "seeking further information" following the claims, while Dublin says the Irish are "awaiting clarification".

Speaking to journalists, the police chief outlined how he believed the assassination was carried out.
He showed CCTV footage of the alleged hit squad arriving on separate planes the day before al Mabhouh died.

They booked into different hotels and disguised themselves to watch the Hamas commander check in to his hotel before booking a nearby room of their own.

Five hours after arriving in Dubai, al Mabhouh was ambushed and killed.

All the suspects left the United Arab Emirates within 19 hours of arriving, it has been claimed.
Last month Hamas admitted al Mabhouh, a founder member of Hamas' military wing, was involved in the kidnapping and killing of two Israeli soldiers in 1989.

They added he had played a "continuous role in supporting his brothers in the resistance inside the occupied homeland".

Hamas have accused Israel's secret service of orchestrating the hit.

"We in Hamas hold the Zionist enemy responsible for the criminal assassination of our brother," read a statement on Hamas' Palestinian information centre website.

Lt Gen Tamim did not blame Israel directly, but said it was possible that "leaders of certain countries gave orders to their intelligence agents to kill".

Hamas officials have yet to reveal why their commander was in Dubai.
There have been suggestions he was en route to Iran, which is accused of providing financial support to Hamas militants in the past.
 
UK calls in Israeli ambassador as Dubai killing row escalates

Relations in Tel Aviv now in 'deep freeze', say British officials


Julian Borger
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Mourners with a picture of Hamas official Mahmoud al-Mabhouh at his funeral in Syria Photograph: Bassem Tellawi/AP

Britain tonight fired the first shot in a potentially explosive diplomatic row with Israel by calling in the country's ambassador to explain the use of faked British passports by a hit squad who targeted a Hamas official in Dubai.

The Israeli ambassador has been summoned to the foreign office to "share information" about the assassins' use of identities stolen from six British citizens living in Israel, as part of the meticulously orchestrated assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh.

Britain has stopped short of accusing Israel of involvement, but to signal its displeasure, the Foreign Office ignored an Israeli plea to keep the summons secret. "Relations were in the freezer before this. They are in the deep freeze now," an official told the Guardian.

Gordon Brown yesterday launched an investigation into the use of the fake passports, which will be led by the Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca).

The British embassy in Tel Aviv is also contacting the British nationals affected in the plot, "and stands ready to provide them with the support that they need", the Foreign Office said in a statement last night.

"The British passport is an important part of being British and we have to make sure everything is done to protect it," Brown told LBC radio yesterday.

Israel's foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, insisted that there was no proof that the Mossad was involved in Mabhouh's killing in a Dubai hotel last month, but added that Israel had a "policy of ambiguity" on intelligence matters.

However, there were calls in Israel for an internal government enquiry into whether the Mossad was responsible for identity theft against dual nationals, and criticism of its chief, Meir Dagan, for what critics described as a clumsy operation that risked alienating European allies.

"What began as a heart attack turned out to be an assassination, which led to a probe, which turned into the current passport affair," a columnist, Yoav Limor, wrote in Israel Hayom, a pro-government newspaper. "It is doubtful whether this is the end of the affair."

Israel's ambassador to London, Ron Prosor, will meet Peter Ricketts, head of the diplomatic service and the permanent under-secretary at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday more details emerged about the assassination plot.

• The Guardian learned that a key Hamas security official is under arrest in Syria on suspicion of having helped the assassins identify Mabhouh as their target.
• Reports that the hit squad could have been bigger than the 11 suspects named by the Dubai police appear to have been confirmed by surveillance pictures showing other possible accomplices, including a second woman.
• Authorities in Vienna have begun an investigation into whether Austria was used as a logistical hub for the operation, after seven of the mobile phones used by the killers had Austrian SIM cards.
• Three of the killers entered Dubai with forged Irish passports that had numbers lifted from legitimate travel documents.

It is not the first British-Israeli row over the misuse of British passports. British officials are particularly angry because the Israeli government pledged that there would be no repeat of an incident in 1987, in which Mossad agents acquired and tampered with British passports.

Lieberman said he believed that relations with Britain would not be damaged. "I think Britain recognises that Israel is a responsible country and that our security activity is conducted according to very clear, cautious and responsible rules of the game. Therefore we have no cause for concern," he said.

However, the former Liberal Democrat leader Menzies Campbell, a member of the Commons foreign affairs committee, welcomed the decision to confront the Israeli government directly. He said: "The Israeli government must come clean on what it knew and when it knew it."

France yesterday also claimed that the French passport used by one of the assassins had been forged. A source close to the French intelligence services told Reuters a French passport which Dubai said had been used in the operation had a valid number but incorrect name. "It was a very good fake," the source said.

Hamas, meanwhile, vowed vengeance for Mabhouh's assassination. At a memorial rally in Gaza, masked and armed Hamas militants vowed that the movement's armed wing, Izz-el Deen al-Qassam, "will never rest until they reach his killers".
 
Bubu Ataka Kusema said:
UK calls in Israeli ambassador as Dubai killing row escalates

Relations in Tel Aviv now in 'deep freeze', say British officials



Julian Borger
Hamas-killing-001.jpg

Mourners with a picture of Hamas official Mahmoud al-Mabhouh at his funeral in Syria Photograph: Bassem Tellawi/AP

Britain tonight fired the first shot in a potentially explosive diplomatic row with Israel by calling in the country's ambassador to explain the use of faked British passports by a hit squad who targeted a Hamas official in Dubai.

The Israeli ambassador has been summoned to the foreign office to "share information" about the assassins' use of identities stolen from six British citizens living in Israel, as part of the meticulously orchestrated assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh.

Britain has stopped short of accusing Israel of involvement, but to signal its displeasure, the Foreign Office ignored an Israeli plea to keep the summons secret. "Relations were in the freezer before this. They are in the deep freeze now," an official told the Guardian.

Gordon Brown yesterday launched an investigation into the use of the fake passports, which will be led by the Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca).

The British embassy in Tel Aviv is also contacting the British nationals affected in the plot, "and stands ready to provide them with the support that they need", the Foreign Office said in a statement last night.

"The British passport is an important part of being British and we have to make sure everything is done to protect it," Brown told LBC radio yesterday.

Israel's foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, insisted that there was no proof that the Mossad was involved in Mabhouh's killing in a Dubai hotel last month, but added that Israel had a "policy of ambiguity" on intelligence matters.

However, there were calls in Israel for an internal government enquiry into whether the Mossad was responsible for identity theft against dual nationals, and criticism of its chief, Meir Dagan, for what critics described as a clumsy operation that risked alienating European allies.

"What began as a heart attack turned out to be an assassination, which led to a probe, which turned into the current passport affair," a columnist, Yoav Limor, wrote in Israel Hayom, a pro-government newspaper. "It is doubtful whether this is the end of the affair."

Israel's ambassador to London, Ron Prosor, will meet Peter Ricketts, head of the diplomatic service and the permanent under-secretary at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday more details emerged about the assassination plot.

• The Guardian learned that a key Hamas security official is under arrest in Syria on suspicion of having helped the assassins identify Mabhouh as their target.
• Reports that the hit squad could have been bigger than the 11 suspects named by the Dubai police appear to have been confirmed by surveillance pictures showing other possible accomplices, including a second woman.
• Authorities in Vienna have begun an investigation into whether Austria was used as a logistical hub for the operation, after seven of the mobile phones used by the killers had Austrian SIM cards.
• Three of the killers entered Dubai with forged Irish passports that had numbers lifted from legitimate travel documents.

It is not the first British-Israeli row over the misuse of British passports. British officials are particularly angry because the Israeli government pledged that there would be no repeat of an incident in 1987, in which Mossad agents acquired and tampered with British passports.

Lieberman said he believed that relations with Britain would not be damaged. "I think Britain recognises that Israel is a responsible country and that our security activity is conducted according to very clear, cautious and responsible rules of the game. Therefore we have no cause for concern," he said.

However, the former Liberal Democrat leader Menzies Campbell, a member of the Commons foreign affairs committee, welcomed the decision to confront the Israeli government directly. He said: "The Israeli government must come clean on what it knew and when it knew it."

France yesterday also claimed that the French passport used by one of the assassins had been forged. A source close to the French intelligence services told Reuters a French passport which Dubai said had been used in the operation had a valid number but incorrect name. "It was a very good fake," the source said.

Hamas, meanwhile, vowed vengeance for Mabhouh's assassination. At a memorial rally in Gaza, masked and armed Hamas militants vowed that the movement's armed wing, Izz-el Deen al-Qassam, "will never rest until they reach his killers".
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BAK,

naona Uingereza imeona noma sana maana vitabu vyao vimetumika. They are
compelled to act solely based on that fact. Hii kitu from day one nilipo-i-post
niliona the markings of a covert Mossad move. What I'm wondering ni kwa nini
walitumia kikundi kikubwa namna hii?
 
Ab-Titchaz said:
BAK,

naona Uingereza imeona noma sana maana vitabu vyao vimetumika. They are
compelled to act solely based on that fact. Hii kitu from day one nilipo-i-post
niliona the markings of a covert Mossad move. What I'm wondering ni kwa nini
walitumia kikundi kikubwa namna hii?
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Na majina yaliyotumika kwenye hizo passport ni ya waisrael waliohamia Israel kutoka Uingereza. I think Mosad walitaka kutuma signal ya wazi kwamba bado wapo hai na wanauwezo wa kufika popote wanapotaka kufika within Middle East. lakini covert operations inayotumia watu wote hao labda hawakuwa experienced. Waisrael wanaimani sana na Mosad, ila Chief of Mosad aangalie. Inawezekana huu ndio ukawa mwisho wake maana anasifika kwa kuwa very arrogant na mtu anayejari mambo yake tu
 
JERUSALEM: Israeli security officials said Wednesday they were convinced the Mossad was behind the assassination of a Hamas commander in Dubai and harshly criticized the spy agency for allegedly stealing the identities of its own citizens to carry out the hit.

Names released by Dubai matched seven people living in Israel, raising questions about why the agency would endanger its own people by using their passport data as cover for a secret death squad.

At the same time, some Israeli experts said the Dubai evidence pointed to a setup to falsely blame Israel.

A vague comment from Israel's foreign minister, who neither confirmed nor denied Mossad's involvement, only added to the spy novel-like mystery surrounding the slaying of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, who was found dead Jan. 20 at a luxury hotel near Dubai's international airport.

"Israel never responds, never confirms and never denies," Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said in Israel's first official comment on the affair, then added: "I don't know why we are assuming that Israel, or the Mossad, used those passports."

Some senior Israeli security officials not directly involved in the case were less circumspect, saying they were convinced it was a Mossad operation because of the motive – Israel says al-Mabhouh supplied Gaza's Hamas rulers with their most dangerous weapons – and the use of Israeli citizens' identities.

The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of a government order not to discuss the case, characterized the operation as a significant Mossad bungle.
If it develops into a full-blown security scandal, that could harm Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu politically.

Some compared the case to another Mossad embarrassment during Netanyahu's previous term as prime minister, the failed attempt to kill Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal in 1997. Two Mossad agents posing as Canadian tourists were captured after injecting Mashaal with poison, and Israel was forced to send an antidote that saved Mashaal's life. Today Mashaal is Hamas' supreme leader.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/17/mahmoud-al-mabhouh-killin_n_465359.html
 
wa-TZ mpo hapo......?

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Israel version of the story

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