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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (9) Slideshow Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Bad economies in states to worsen: governors 20 Feb 2010 Credit cards implicate Mossad in Dubai hit: report 20 Feb 2010 Bad news for record lottery "winner" 16 Feb 2010 "Hurt Locker," "Up in the Air" win key film awards 12:21am EST Britain, Ireland to press Israel over passports 6:41am EST Bad economies in states to worsen: governors 20 Feb 2010 The Internet will make you smarter, say experts 19 Feb 2010 Dutch move toward Afghan exit, early ballot looms 10:15am EST Reviewers urge Glaxo's Avandia come off market 12:36am EST Credit cards implicate Mossad in Dubai hit: report 20 Feb 2010 Israel sees little fallout from Dubai killing Jeffrey Heller JERUSALEM Sun Feb 21, 2010 11:23am EST Related News UAE summons EU envoys, vows justice in Dubai killing 10:44am EST Britons whose identity stolen to get new passports Fri, Feb 19 2010 Dubai sees Mossad behind killing, may seek spymaster Thu, Feb 18 2010 Factbox: Israel's Mossad intelligence agency Thu, Feb 18 2010 UK urges Israel to cooperate in fake passport probe Thu, Feb 18 2010 < 1 / 2 > View Full Size JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli intelligence experts dismissed on Sunday the prospect of lasting diplomatic fallout for Israel or damage to its Mossad spy agency over the spotlight shone on the assassination of a Hamas commander in Dubai. World "The bottom line is that an important deed was done, by whomever, in the war on terrorism," Uzi Dayan, an ex-general and former head of Israel's National Security Council, said on Army Radio. However, Dubai police have said they are virtually certain that Mossad carried out the killing, and United Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed vowed on Sunday to bring those responsible to justice. Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman could face sharp questions from British and Irish counterparts in Brussels on Monday over the alleged use of forged European passports by a hit squad that killed Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in Dubai on January 19. Citing a policy of "ambiguity" with regard to its intelligence activities, Israel has neither confirmed nor denied Hamas allegations that a Mossad team was responsible. "I intend ... to underline our deep concern about the fake use of passports in Dubai and to seek reassurance and clarification on this very serious issue," Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin told the Irish Times on Friday. Britain and Ireland called in the Israeli ambassadors last week to discuss the issue, but received little in the way of explanation. The ambassador in London, Ron Prosor, said he was "unable to assist" the British with more information. EXPLANATION France and Germany have also asked Israel for an explanation, but the French and German foreign ministers are not scheduled to attend Monday's foreign ministers' meeting, and it is not clear whether Lieberman will meet their deputies. Although six Britons in Israel, who said they were identity theft victims, had the same names of members of the alleged hit squad, Israel seemed confident in its no-smoking-gun approach. "No one recalled his ambassador (to Israel). No one expelled anybody," Dayan said, calling for an investigation into the type of passport Mabhouh used to enter Dubai. Hamas, an Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip, is shunned by the West for rejecting its calls to recognize Israel and renounce violence. Hamas acknowledged that Mabhouh smuggled weapons for it. Izzat al-Rishq, a Hamas official, told the Jordanian newspaper Al-Sabeel that the movement "has formed a high-level investigation committee" to try to discover "how the Mossad was able to carry out the operation." Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon, speaking on Saturday, said he did not expect a diplomatic crisis with Europe over the killing "because there is nothing linking Israel to the assassination." "Britain, France and Germany are countries with shared interests with Israel in countering terrorism," Ayalon said. In a speech on Friday, Israeli President Shimon Peres made no mention of the Dubai assassination, but he highlighted the importance of cooperation among security services in what he described as efforts "to stop terror." "The secret relations among the security organizations are more open, and more meaningful, than the diplomatic ones," Peres said. In the United Arab Emirates, the state news agency WAM said UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Mohammed Gargash summoned European Union ambassadors to brief them on the case seek their support in the investigation. Mishka Ben-David, a former Mossad operative, said the 11 suspected hit squad members -- some wearing beards and eyeglasses in photos released by Dubai -- could easily get back into the field after changing their look. "These people can do almost anything because if you take any of the pictures you saw and make slight adjustments to their appearance, they can fly abroad under another name and no one will give them a second glance," he told Army Radio. (Additional reporting by Luke Baker in Brussels and Raissa Kasolowsky in Dubai, Editing by Elizabeth Fullerton) World Comments See All Comments (9) | Post Comment Feb 21, 2010 12:12pm EST The fact is that Hamas and Israel are at war. This killing was completely justified. Good riddance to a killer mohammedsadevil Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 12:18pm EST The US needs to stop policing other nations and I want the $3 trillion we spent in Iraq back. At least we should own the oil. The rest of the world hates the US anyway. http://storyburn.com has the most read account of the famous Delta flight 253 incident as told by a flight attendant. The most read US home foreclosure story is there as well muchstardude Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 12:20pm EST Targeted assassination is an effective tool in the war on terrorism. The use of drones in Afghanistan is a perfect example. Terrorists have always targeted the innocent to achieve political gains; targeting the guilty to achieve military gains can be our most effective countermeasure. WilliamGensert1 Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 12:24pm EST Why all that fuss. This is a hamas terrorist. No matter how he got killed, it’s good he has been eliminated. TerroristHunter Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 12:36pm EST The dhimmi nations of europistan are outraged that this guy was killed. The same nations who are not outraged when his organization murders school children. Hmmm. bcnavshot Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 1:22pm EST So, Isreal is allowed to continue its war of terror. Seem that it’s fine when they blow up mosques, hospitals and schools. But, as per usual, its the islamaphobes who comment and wow Hammas is the only monster in this story. worldofwords Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 1:26pm EST alas, britian, france, and rest of europe are just making a bunch of noises. when u bow to the zionist regime the way they do, israel will end up scolding the europeans. we should give israel credit for once, they killed a member of hammas without killed 1500 women and children. sidrock23 Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 1:43pm EST Justice has already been served. Leave it at that. plubber Report As Abusive Feb 21, 2010 2:11pm EST Zionism is not ever going to lead to peace. The nation for survivors of Hitler should have been and still should be in Europe. 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