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World Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was found dead in a Dubai luxury hotel last month, and the Palestinian Islamist militant group has accused the Jewish state of being behind the killing. Israel has declined to comment. The 11 identified suspects include British, Irish, German and French passport holders, police chief Dahi Khalfan Tamim told reporters. A government source said six other people, not yet identified, were also suspected of involvement. A leading suspect, who carried a French passport, had left Dubai for Munich via Qatar, Tamim added. "We do not rule out (the Israeli intelligence agency) Mossad, but when we arrest those suspects we will know who masterminded it. (We have not) issued arrest warrants yet, but will do soon," he said, adding that one suspect was a woman. "Israel carries out a lot of assassinations in many countries, even in countries that it is allied to," Tamim said, adding that Mabhouh may have been killed by electrocution. The Hamas man, who was born in the Gaza Strip but had lived in Syria since 1989, was killed a day after he arrived in Dubai. A Hamas official said Mabhouh had engineered the capture of two Israeli soldiers during the Palestinian uprising in the 1980s. The soldiers were later killed. Tamim said two Palestinians suspected of providing logistical support in Mabhouh's killing were being held by police. Al Arabiya television said the pair had been handed over by Jordan. Tamim said the 11 identified suspects had rented a hotel room opposite Mabhouh's around the time of his death. All were believed to have left Dubai. DISGUISES A police statement said the killers had adopted disguises including wigs and hats, used an electronic device to enter Mabhouh's hotel room and lay in wait for him. Mabhouh's killing was the third high profile murder in less than two years in the United Arab Emirates. Violent crime is rare in Dubai, part of the UAE and a regional trading and tourism hub. "The United Arab Emirates does not accept that its territory be used as an arena for settling scores, whatever their nature or cause or whatever the affiliation of those involved," the police chief said in a statement. "The Emirates is a country of justice and rule of law." A Lebanese pop star, Suzanne Tamim, was stabbed to death at her luxury apartment in Dubai in 2008. A billionaire Egyptian businessman and politician was later sentenced to death in Cairo for hiring a hit man to kill Tamim, reported to be his lover. Last year, former Chechen military commander Sulim Yamadayev was gunned down in an underground car park of a luxury seaside apartment block in Dubai. Russian analysts suggested his death removed one of the last remaining powerful opponents of Kremlin-backed leader of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov. Kadyrov's spokesman has dismissed any suggestion that the killing was linked to him. Like most Arab countries, the UAE has no diplomatic ties with the Jewish state and Israelis are routinely denied entry. It refused a visa for Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer to take part in a $2 million tournament in Dubai last year, although she was able to enter for this year's championship. The UAE has hosted Israeli officials. Infrastructure minister Uzi Landau attended a renewable energy conference in the UAE in January, the first visit by an Israeli minister. (Writing by Cynthia Johnston and Firouz Sedarat; editing by Andrew Roche) World More from Reuters Democratic Senator Bayh will not seek re-election WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana announced on Monday he won't seek re-election this fall, citing excessive political partisanship in a decision that may add to President Barack Obama's difficulty in pushing his initiatives through a balky Congress. 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