Posted on 02/04/2010 9:26:48 AM PST by Cinnamon Girl
We will issue a warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's arrest if it turns out Israeli intelligence was behind last month's killing of a Hamas strongman, Army Radio quoted Dubai's police commissioner on Thursday.
Dubai's police chief Dahi Halfan referred to the January 20 assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, who was reportedly responsible for the smuggling of Iranian arms to Gaza.
?Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, will be the first to be wanted for justice as he would have been the one who signed the decision to assassinate [Mahmoud] al Mabhouh in Dubai. We will issue an arrest warrant against him," Halfan told the U.A.E. site The Natioanl.
The Dubai police chief also said that the method used to kill al Mabhouh, was a ?Mossad method,? but did not elaborate further.
On Wednesday, Dubai's police chief warned international intelligence agencies from working "behind our back," saying anyone who did so "should be wary of his own back.
Halfan added that that threat was also applicable "to any intelligence organization around the world, whether Mossad, Hamas or any other agency."
(Excerpt) Read more at haaretz.com ...
Excuse me!
Muzzies don’t kill other muzzies!
It’s in the ko-rap!
My dog says much the same thing about my neighbors’ cats, and is taken just as seriously by them.
Doesn’t sound like a mossad method to me. They kill people in interesting and unique ways.
Most of these Palestinian leaders are thoroughly corrupt. What was he doing in Dubai if not looking over his ‘business interests’? Probably crossed the wrong guy in a deal. It might have even been Mossad that killed him as an example for not behaving.
Apparently he's been in the news DAILY ever since the body of the terrorist Hamas founder was discovered.
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