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Mabhouh: Smuggled arms Photo: AFP
Mabhouh: Smuggled arms Photo: AFP
 
Dubai's police chief: Mossad certainly involved Photo: AFP
Dubai's police chief: Mossad certainly involved Photo: AFP
 
 

Mabhouh aide: Assassinated Hamas man smuggled weapons

Mabhouh 'never stopped thinking about how to fight occupation,' aide says. Dubai police submit official request for arrest of Netanyahu, Mossad Chief Dagan

AP and Ynet
Published: 03.02.10, 20:12 / Israel News

The right-hand man of Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, assassinated in Dubai last month has confirmed Israeli claims that his boss supplied weapons to Palestinians in Gaza.

 

Mohammed Nassar, who was an aide to Mabhouh, spoke to Hamas' al-Aqsa radio in Gaza from Damascus. A transcript was released Tuesday.

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Israel is widely suspected of being involved in the assassination, but has neither confirmed nor denied the allegations. Israel considers Mabhouh to be responsible for smuggling weapons from Iran to the Gaza Strip.

 

Nassar says Mabhouh "never stopped thinking about how to fight the occupation by supplying quality weapons to the Palestinian fighters."

 

The aide also describes how Mabhouh celebrated killing two Israeli soldiers in the mid-1980s by standing on one of the corpses.

 

Meanwhile, Dubai's Chief of Police Lt. Gen. Dhahi Khalfan Tamim said he has submitted an official request to the UAE Ministry of Justice to arrest Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mossad Chief Meir Dagan in relation to the assassination.

 

Khalfan Tamim said the involvement of Mossad was certain, adding that the decision to submit an international request for the arrest of Netanyahu and Dagan depends on political authorities.

 

He also said he did not believe Israel's prime minister would be arrested as a result, but emphasized that "whoever gave the order for the assassination is a murderer."

 

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