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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (13) Slideshow Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared EU condemns identity theft involved in Dubai killing 9:39am EST Bad economies in states to worsen: governors 20 Feb 2010 Bad news for record lottery "winner" 16 Feb 2010 Haiti death toll could reach 300,000: Preval | Video 10:21am EST U.S. pinpoints code writer behind Google attack: report 10:28am EST Obama has insurers in sight as he sets health plan 8:51am EST Bad economies in states to worsen: governors 20 Feb 2010 EU condemns identity theft involved in Dubai killing 9:39am EST Haiti death toll could reach 300,000: Preval | Video 10:21am EST Cleveland deemed most miserable city in USA 18 Feb 2010 EU condemns identity theft involved in Dubai killing Luke Baker BRUSSELS Mon Feb 22, 2010 9:39am EST < 1 / 3 > View Full Size BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union condemned on Monday the use of fraudulent EU passports and credit cards by assassins who killed a Palestinian militant in Dubai, but did not directly link Israel to the killing. World In a short statement, which EU diplomats said was intended to increase pressure on Israel after last month's killing, EU foreign ministers said the assassination raised "profoundly disturbing" issues and said citizens' rights were violated. Dubai has accused Israel of involvement in the killing of Hamas commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in a hotel in Dubai last month. Israel has declined to confirm or deny it had any role. "The EU strongly condemns the fact that those involved in this action (the assassination) used fraudulent EU member states' passports and credit cards acquired through the theft of EU citizens' identities," the ministers said in a declaration agreed at talks in Brussels. "The EU welcomes the investigation by the Dubai authorities and calls on all countries to cooperate with it." Diplomats said no direct reference was made to Israel in the statement because there was no proof Israeli agents carried out the assassination. "I don't want to put forward allegations against Israel -- on what basis can I do that?" Austria's foreign minister, Michael Spindelegger said. "I see no context that it really was an assassination and that the Israeli government is involved -- all those are assumptions but there are no proofs." Dubai authorities say at least 11 assassins traveled on forged British, Irish, French and German passports to carry out the killing on the orders of Israel's spy agency Mossad. Mabhouh was involved in smuggling weapons from Iran to the Gaza Strip, the Hamas militant group has said. The EU declaration represents a ramping up of diplomatic pressure on Israel over the killing, but is unlikely to have any long-term repercussions for EU-Israeli ties. Israeli officials have played down the possibility of a full-blown crisis. Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman was due to meet a number of EU foreign ministers on the sidelines of Monday's meeting. After meeting Ireland's foreign minister, Lieberman issued a statement saying he had responded to a question about "the death of the terrorist Mabhouh" by saying "there is no information showing that Israel is involved in the matter." A spokesman for Hamas said the statement lacked teeth. "Condemning the use of (European) passports was insufficient. The statement did not indicate any condemnation of the crime, Mabhouh's assassination," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said in Gaza. "This will tempt the occupation to carry out more crimes of this kind," he said, using the militant group's term for Israel. EU CONCERNED ABOUT FORGERIES France and Germany have asked Israel for an explanation, but the French and German foreign ministers were not scheduled to attend Monday's foreign ministers' meeting. Britain wants Israel to cooperate fully as it carries out its own investigation into how as many as six British passports could have been forged and used by assassins to enter Dubai before killing Mabhouh in a hotel room on January 19. Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos, whose country holds the EU presidency until the end of June, said the falsification of the documents was a problem for all EU states. "We're extremely concerned that a passport, which is a very rigorous and legal document, can be used in a different manner and for a different purpose," he told reporters in Brussels ahead of the foreign ministers' meeting. Keeping its policy of ambiguity on intelligence issues, Israel has said there is no proof that it killed Mabhouh. Hamas is shunned by the West for rejecting its calls to recognize Israel and renounce violence. Israel's deputy prime minister said on Sunday there was more to the incident than met the eye and that Israel's ties with Europe were good. Dubai police say they are virtually certain Israeli agents carried out the killing and have released the identities of 11 people using European passports who they say were involved. Six Britons with the same names of members of the alleged hit team live in Israel and said they were victims of identity theft. The information raised speculation that the Mossad copied their passports and amended the documents to allow the assassins to enter the Emirate, which has no diplomatic ties with Israel. (Additional reporting by Justyna Pawlak and Ilona Wissenbach in Brussels and Dan Williams in Jerusalem and Nidal al-Mughrabi in Gaza, editing by Jeffrey Heller, Peter Millership and Michael Roddy) World Comments See All Comments (13) | Post Comment Feb 22, 2010 7:41am EST My Israel is moving on. No countries dare to stop us. No apology to all its time for us to rise up from the dust. It’s our destiny. Otherwise any countries against us is nazism. jblum Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 7:46am EST Without any proof, they will goose step with their Arab Allies and blame the jooos. The EU is increasingly anti-Semitic and pro-Islam every day. Isn’t there more proof Hamas assassinated their own? Kaffir_Kanuck Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 7:57am EST while the EU people are all convened for handing out censures – how about a censure for the Saudi’s for giving that little schoolgirl 90 lashes for having a cellphone ? did she have any flesh left on her back after that ? did she die ? how about a censure for that ? MattLechner Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 7:58am EST Yes I agree with the person the first comment. Let us take every thing that the USA, European, and Russian has given to Israel including all the money that wall street is funelling to Israel, and see if Israel would be so arrogant. josapi Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 8:30am EST Instaed of censoring Israel for assasinaing this Hammas leader, how about censoring them for their murdering hundreds of Palestinion women and children. War crimes is stilla crime isn’t it? kbrichard Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 8:41am EST What if each and every country start doing this kind of extra judicial killings? Will we be able to keep the law and order? The supporters of this kind of killings should think about this and more over they all are from so called civilized society, its a shame. jafferaz Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 9:16am EST “And, to top it off, according to the Dubai police tape english text, the door to the room was latched and chained, from the inside of the room when the body was found. Howdaydoodat?” Kaffir_Kanuck Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 9:41am EST Said thing is that its all about false pasports and not the wrongness of Isreal carring out there terror across boarder. Would it of been 100% kosher if they used there proper passports? Yeah someone in Isreal should be brought up on MURDER charges! ccharles Report As Abusive Feb 22, 2010 9:43am EST Other than their own brand of terrorism, what is it that make the Jews deserve such special treatment? And why all the fear over their reactions to criticism? anotherhuman Report As Abusive See All Comments (13) Add a Comment More from Reuters Obama offers new plan to revive healthcare push WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama tried to rejuvenate his stalled healthcare overhaul on Monday with a revised plan designed to make coverage more affordable and bolster federal authority to regulate insurance premium hikes. 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