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British and Irish passports were used by additional suspects accused of assassinating Hamas commander Mahmoud Al Mabhouh.
February 23, 2010 11:01 by kippreport
The UAE has identified four more users of forged European passports suspected of involvement in the killing of Hamas commander Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh in Dubai.
According to the BBC, the British Foreign Office has confirmed it has received information from the UAE about another two suspects carrying British passports, bringing the total number of British passports used to eight. The Irish Foreign Ministry has said it too has been informed about two more suspects who used Irish passports.
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5 Comments
Seriously really realllyy boring story, please stop putting this in the headlines, everyone is fed up of hearing about this, I mean at the end of the day one criminal was killed by other criminals BIG DEAL and the issue on fake passports WELL there are loads of them around, so please enough already…
Brian, your comment annoyed me so much that I had to take the time to reply to this.
It’s easy; you can just look away or you can try to understand the complexity of this situation and what effect it will have on the region
You obviously wanted to take out of your own time to prove your ignorance…bravo!.
Kippreport – your headline implicates Mossad, but your story does not. Sensationalism? Mossad is suspect but not yet proven guilty beyond doubt – responsible journaliism should stay true to the facts.
Alan, I totally agree with you!
Its my first time to get irritated by someone’s personal comment.
Maybe Kippreport should send his special Newsletter on Britney’s new hair color, this might be a scoop of your interest Brian.
The supposed criminal who was killed was guilty of killing innocent Israei soldiers; Soldiers who would not hesitate to kill Palestinian children or even babies, as they knew they would go scot-free.
Sooner or later, the Zionists will pay for their crimes in unimaginable ways, and then “criminals” like Mabhouh will seem like harmless kids in comparision to the problems the occupiers will face.