Report: Dubai Police Hunt for “Israeli” Suspect in Mabhouh Killing

United Arab Emirates officials on Thursday named five new suspects, including one "Israeli" citizen, in the probe surrounding the killing of Hamas official Mahmoud Al Mabhouh in Dubai in January, The Wall Street Journal reported. 

Quoting a person familiar with the details, one of the suspects in the Dubai investigation could be "Israeli" Zev Barkan, who is also wanted in New Zealand since 2004 for passport fraud, The Journal reported. 

Barkan has been sought by New Zealand police for involvement in a case in which two "Israeli" citizens were sentenced by a New Zealand court to six-month in jail for attempting to obtain a New Zealand passport under fraudulent circumstances.
According to the Journal, the five new suspects carried passports from Britain, Australia and France. 

Mahmoud Al Mabhouh was killed in January when a team of assassins broke into his hotel room and killed him silently, leaving a 'do not disturb' sign on the door. The hotel security cameras caught images of the alleged killers sharing an elevator ride with Mabhouh prior to the assassination.