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To: combjelly who wrote (551953)	2/24/2010 6:25:01 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576163

This keeps getting bigger and bigger. Australia calls in Israel envoy over forged passports in Dubai hit By Haaretz Staff and News Agencies The Canberra government has called in Israel's ambassador after three Australians were named as suspects in the assassination of a Hamas official at a Dubai hotel last month, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Thursday. "We will not be silent on this matter. It is a matter of deep concern. It really goes to the integrity and fabric of the use of state documents, which passports are, for other purposes," Rudd told Australian radio. Dubai police say they are near certain that members of Israel's Mossad spy agency killed Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in his hotel room in January. A list of 11 people suspected in the assassination released last week by Dubai included the names of six British-born Israelis, whose names appeared on forged British passports thought to have been used by the killers. Dubai on Wednesday identified 15 new suspects in the assassination; Haaretz has learned that 10 of them also share the names of Israelis who hold dual citizenship. read more....... haaretz.com