"We are ninety-nine percent certain Mossad carried out the hit squad killing of a Hamas leader in a Dubai Hotel room... The Australian passports, four Irish passports, and nothing taken from the mini-bar, ask yourself..." 27 February 2010

A Palestinian policeman stands at his desk and pronounces that they are 'ninety-nine percent certain Mossad carried out the hit squad killing of a Hamas leader in a Dubai hotel room...' He goes on to say 'Three Australian passports, four Irish passports, and nothing taken from the mini-bar, ask yourself...' The implication is that by stealing Australian and Irish passports and not raiding the mini-bar, the hit squad have given themselves away. Refers to the killing of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a Hamas military commander, in his luxury Dubai hotel room in January 2010. Dubai said all 11 of the alleged hit squad carried European passports. But most of the identities appear to be stolen and at least seven matched up with real people in Israel who claim they are victims of identity theft. This modus operandi is similar to a previous incident in which Mossad was accused of identity theft. New Zealand convicted and jailed two Israelis in 2005 for trying to fraudulently obtain New Zealand passports.

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