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Five More Suspects Named In Dubai Assassination Of Hamas Leader

author Saturday May 08, 2010 08:38author by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies Report post

The police in Dubai managed to name five more persons suspected of involvement in the assassination of a senior Hamas leader, Mahmoud Al Madbouh, who was killed at his hotel room in Dubai on January 20, the Al-Arabiyya TV reported Friday.

Al-Arabiyya
Al-Arabiyya

With the naming of this suspect, the number of total suspects arrives to 32. Two of the newly identified suspects traveled using British passports, two held French passports while the fifth, a woman, carried an Australian passport.

The International Police Agency, Interpol, has already issued arrest warrants targeting 27 suspects, who are also wanted by Dubai for the assassination of Al Madbouh.

Israel claims Al Madbouh, founder of the Al Qassam Brigades of Hamas, is involved in the abduction of killing of Israeli soldiers.

The Australian Authorities stated they are investigating the report about the fifth Australian found be to blinked to the assassination as four persons, carrying Australian passports are connected to the assassination.

The Authorities stated that an investigation is undergoing to establish the accuracy of the reports, Al-Arabiyya reported.

The government denounced what it called the abuse of Australian passport and said that it is in close contact with the investigators in Dubai.

category arab world | israeli attacks | news report author email saed at imemc dot org
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