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Canada denies arrest in Dubai assassination caseCanada has made no arrests in connection with the January assassination of a Hamas militant in Dubai, despite the claims of a senior police official there, the federal safety minister said. Vic Toews said the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, More… |
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Dubai police chief says Mossad behind threatsThe police chief of Dubai has told a newspaper he received death threats from Israeli spy agency Mossad, after leading an investigation that fingered Mossad for killing a Hamas leader in the Gulf Arab emirate. Dubai's police chief, Dahi Kh More… |
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UAE queries Germany over suspect spy's releaseThe United Arab Emirates voiced concern on Saturday over Germany's release of a suspected Israeli spy on bail in a case over a falsified passport linked to the killing of a Hamas leader in Dubai. On Friday, German authorities released More… |
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Australia expels Israeli diplomat over Dubai hitAustralia's government said on Monday it had ordered the expulsion of an Israeli diplomat over the use of fake passports in the assassination of a top Hamas militant in Dubai in January. Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said a police investi More… |
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Dubai asks FBI to check credit cards in Hamas hitDubai has asked the US Federal Bureau of Investigation to look into US-issued pre-paid credit cards used by suspects in the killing of a Hamas commander, a UAE newspaper said on Tuesday. Citing an FBI source, The National newspaper said th More… |
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Dubai police chief slams Israel, MossadIsrael's intelligence agency Mossad has insulted Dubai and countries whose forged passports were used by its agents in the assassination of a Hamas military commander last month, Dubai's police chief said on Monday. Police chief Dahi Khalf More… |
