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Six British men and a blonde Irish woman are among an alleged hit squad wanted in Dubai today for the assassination of a Hamas commander in his luxury hotel room.
Gail Folliard is said to be part of an 11-strong gang - some wearing fake beards and wigs - who disguised themselves as tourists with tennis clothes and rackets in a highly orchestrated murder.
The 11 are believed to have fled the emirate after the killing and are now on the run. Dubai's attorney general, Essam al-Hemaydan, said
Originally posted by infinite
reply to post by Karlhungis
Given the current climate, an operation, on that scale is rather too ambitious and can result in some negative attention being drawn to the Israeli government.
There are other groups, who operate across borders, that are more likely to be responsible for this assassination.
Originally posted by Karlhungis
Since when has the Israeli government cared about negative attention?
Originally posted by mrwiffler
Here is an interesting post from the comments section from the above linked article:
"Hang on a minute, check out the passport photos again. hardly any of them would be approved when applying for a passport:
"The photographs you supply with your application must:
-show you with a neutral expression and your mouth closed (no grinning, frowning or raised eyebrows)
-be of you facing forward and looking straight at the camera
-be taken with your eyes open and clearly visible (no sunglasses or tinted glasses and no hair across your eyes)
-be free from reflection or glare on your glasses, and the frames must not cover your eyes - the Identity and Passport Service (IPS) recommends that, if possible, you remove your glasses " "
A British man in Israel with the same name as an alleged member of a hit squad that assassinated a top Hamas militant in Dubai said his identity had been stolen. Melvyn Adam Mildiner said he was 'angry, upset and scared' over what he called a misidentification. He spoke as the Foreign Office confirmed the British passports used in the killing were fraudulent. The FCO has launched an investigation, it said in a statement.