Interpol expands search for Dubai killing suspects

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clipped from www.cnn.com (CNN) -- Interpol announced Monday it is issuing notices to help search for another 16 suspects believed linked to the January killing of a Hamas leader in Dubai. The organization will now help investigators in Dubai try to track down all 27 people suspected of links to the death of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in a Dubai hotel. Information gathered by investigators in Dubai "bore out the international links and broad scope of the number of people involved, as well as the role of two 'teams' of individuals identified by the Dubai police as being linked," Interpol said. Interpol Secretary-General Ronald K. Noble said investigators have established "clear" links through passport records, video surveillance, DNA analysis, witness interviews and hotel, credit card, phone and transport records, according to the news release. Dubai's police chief told CNN last month that he is "100 percent sure" Mossad was responsible.

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Israel is accused of waging covert war across the Middle East

clipped from www.timesonline.co.uk Israel is waging a covert assassination campaign across the Middle East in an effort to stop its key enemies co-ordinating their activities. Israeli agents have been targeting meetings between members of Hamas and the leadership of the militant Hezbollah group, and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. They are also suspected of recent killings in Dubai, Damascus and Beirut. While Israel’s Mossad spy agency has been suspected of staging assassinations across the world since the 1970s, it does not officially acknowledge or admit its activities. “But Israel is overstepping their boundaries. Other countries don’t want to become a killing field for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.” Tensions between Israel and Hamas have remained high, despite the relative quiet that has ensued since the end of Israel’s offensive in Gaza last winter. Israeli troops were placed on alert yesterday after intelligence suggested that Hamas planned to abduct soldiers

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Dubai assassins wanted by Interpol

clipped from www.ynetnews.com International police organization issues 'red notices' for 11 suspects connected with assassination of senior Hamas man Mahmoud al-Mabhouh. Dubai police chief: Issue notice against Mossad chief Pictures of the11 suspects were published on the organization's website, along with a description of their alleged crimes. British newspaper The Guardian, which was first to report the Interpol's notice, claimed they all had ties with the Israeli secret services. The Interpol notice included the information appearing on the fake passports carried by the suspects, including their names, birthdates and nationalities.

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