Missing link in Dubai assassination: Jordan
There is no reason to believe Brian Whitaker's argument that Al-Mabhouh's murder will start a diplomatic row between Israel and Europe. The long assassination history between the Palestinians and the Israelis never started a diplomatic crisis (UK's Telegraph tells more about the state sponsored Israeli assassination team).
In his last paragraph, Robert Fisk says that Dubai authorities have other information which they have not yet revealed. The world awaits.
No need for a long wait, what Dubai police hides is the following:
Charismatic character Dhahi Kalfan head of UAE police insists that the passports of the European-suspects' involved in the assassination are not forgery, and the police keeps copies of these passports.
Dubai police kept one crucial thing away from the media: The role of a third country in the murder.
Not a very reliable source, Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Sayassah full of propaganda and fake news but you can trust the newspaper with this report (English) for a simple reason; Chief Editor of the newspaper Ahmad Al-Jarallah is a close friend of UAE Police Chief Dhahi Kalfan.
Dubai arrested Hamas leader Nehru Massoud' for his connection with the assassination of Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh.
What Al-Sayassah newspaper deliberately failed to report, is that Nehru Massoud is recruited by the Jordanian Intelligence specifically Hamas Department A service, full-time monitoring and follow-up Hamas and the activities of its leaders in coordination with several international security services among them the Mossad.
The family relation between the two countries (Jordan and UAE), since Sheikh Mohammad is married to King Abdullah's sister, put Jordan in a very embarrassing and difficult situation.
To solve the situation, the Jordanian intelligence handed over two junior Palestinians officers as scapegoats, but not the head of the Jordanian Hamas Department who is a Palestinian high rank Fatah officer.
The two scapegoats fled to Jordan after the attack, but Jordan extradited them right back to UAE. I think the technical term for that is "hanging them out to dry."
Posted by: gromky 2010-02-19 |