DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Interpol places 11 people suspected in the slaying of a Hamas militant leader in Dubai on its most-wanted list on Thursday. The international police agency said it has issued red notices, its highest-level alert, to its member countries worldwide for "11 internationally wanted individuals who have been charged by UAE-Dubai authorities with coordinating and committing the murder." Interpol said it was acting on the request of Dubai authorities and that it believes the suspects used false passports. Interpol issued the notices — which include photographs — "to limit the ability of accused murderers from traveling freely using the same false passports." Hamas commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh's body was found Jan. 20 in his room at a luxury hotel near Dubai's international airport. Dubai's police chief said on Thursday that Interpol should issue a warrant to arrest the head of the Jewish state's spy agency Mossad if the organization was indeed responsible for the killing. In comments to be aired later on Dubai TV, police chief Dahi Khalfan Tamim called for the police authority to issue "a red notice against the head of Mossad ... as a killer in case Mossad is proved to be behind the crime, which is likely now." The Jewish state has declined to comment on whether its spy agency was responsible, although security officials have also said they were convinced the Mossad was behind the assassination, and harshly criticized the spy agency for allegedly stealing the identities of its own citizens to carry out the hit. If it develops into a full-blown security scandal, that could harm Jewish state Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu politically. Some compared the case to another Mossad embarrassment during Netanyahu's previous term as prime minister, the failed attempt to kill Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal in 1997. Two Mossad agents posing as Canadian tourists were captured after injecting Mashaal with poison, and the Jewish state was forced to send an antidote that saved Mashaal's life. Today Mashaal is the supreme leader of Hamas.We Shoot an UZI 9mm SBR (Short Barrel Rifle) and a Gemtech Mossad II 9mm suppressor The dedicated UZI suppressor from Gemtech is the Mossad II. This 12 ounce suppressor is 10.7 inches long, but adds just 7.7 inches to the length of the mini or full size UZI. Gemtech Mossad II 9mm UZI Suppressor http://suppressorbuyersguide.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g;=content1236344880 Suppressor Buyers Guide http://suppressorbuyersguide.com GunWebsites.com http://www.GunWebsites.com Gun Websites Gear; http://www.Gear-Whore.com Gun Websites Blog: http://www.GunWebsites.net Gun Websites Chat: http://www.GunWebsites.net/chat Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/GunWebsites Find us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/GunWebsiteshttp://tr.euronews.com/ İran'da iki yıl önce bir nükleer fizikçiyi öldüren ve İsrail gizli servisi Mossad ajanı olmakla suçlanan Mecid Cemali Faşi, başkent Tahran'da asılarak idam edildi.   24 yaşındaki Mecid Cemali Faşi, geçtiğimiz yıl Ağustos ayında idama mahkum edilmiş, İran resmi haber ajansı Cemali Faşi'nin bilim adamı Mesud Ali Muhammedi'yi öldürdüğünü itiraf ettiğini açıklamıştı.   Tahran Üniversitesi fizik profesörü Muhammedi, 2010 Ocak ayında başkentteki evinin önüne bırakılan bir motosiklete monte edilen bombanın, uzaktan kumandayla patlatılması sonucu hayatını kaybetmişti.   Tahran yönetimi, 2010 yılından bu yana suikasta uğrayan 4 bilim adamı için İsrail ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'ni suçluyor.   Washington, bu ölümlerle ilgili suçlamayı kesin dille redderken, İsrail ise yorum yapmaktan kaçınarak İran'ın nükleer programının kendisi için büyük bir tehdit olduğunu savunuyor.   İranlı nükleer bilim uzmanlarına dönük saldırın sonuncusu Ocak ayında Natanz uranyum zenginleştirme tesissin yöneticilerinden Mustafa Ahmedi Ruşen'e karşı düzenlenmişti.     Bizi izlemeye devam edin: YouTube: http://bit.ly/wbx4iT Facebook http://www.facebook.com/euro

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