“Israeli” Embassy in Poland Protects German Mossad Agent Accused in Dubai Assassination
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"Israeli" ambassador to Poland, Zvi Rav-Ner, demanded that the Polish government should not arrest "Israeli"-German citizen, and Mossad agent, Uri Brodsky, who was trying to enter Poland through Warsaw Airport.
The "Israeli" effort to protect the Mossad agent indirectly shows its admission that it was involved in the assassination of the murder of Hamas Leader, Mahmoud Al Mabhouh in Dubai, in January 2010.
Uri Brodsky was suspected to help a Mossad member in purchasing a German passport in June 2009, and was also arrested by Polish police under German authorities, for the accusation of taking part in the assassination of Al Mabhouh.
Der Speigel German magazine was the first to publish the news of the arrest. The Federal Prosecutors office spokesperson said that it's up to the Polish authorities to decide whether they would hand Uri Brodsky over to Germany or not.
Germany and "Israel" have been known for their tight relation and alliance, where German authorities would allow the Mossad to use German passports during committed crimes.
The investigation of the assassination of Al Mabhouh revealed that Mossad members included in the crime were 12 members with British passports, 6 Irish, 4 French, 1 German, and 3 Australian passports.
"Israeli" ambassador to Poland, Zvi Rav-Ner, demanded that the Polish government should not arrest "Israeli"-German citizen, and Mossad agent, Uri Brodsky, who was trying to enter Poland through Warsaw Airport.
The "Israeli" effort to protect the Mossad agent indirectly shows its admission that it was involved in the assassination of the murder of Hamas Leader, Mahmoud Al Mabhouh in Dubai, in January 2010.
Uri Brodsky was suspected to help a Mossad member in purchasing a German passport in June 2009, and was also arrested by Polish police under German authorities, for the accusation of taking part in the assassination of Al Mabhouh.
Der Speigel German magazine was the first to publish the news of the arrest. The Federal Prosecutors office spokesperson said that it's up to the Polish authorities to decide whether they would hand Uri Brodsky over to Germany or not.
Germany and "Israel" have been known for their tight relation and alliance, where German authorities would allow the Mossad to use German passports during committed crimes.
The investigation of the assassination of Al Mabhouh revealed that Mossad members included in the crime were 12 members with British passports, 6 Irish, 4 French, 1 German, and 3 Australian passports.
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