Tim the Wiz said:Mossad are better than this. This was obviously a freelance job. Whether or not it was Mossad who initiated it is anyone's guess.
:lol :lolAgnostic said:Dubai
Total Kills: 1
Shots Fired: 0
Shots Hit: 0
Close Combat Kills: 1
Accidents: 0
Head Shots: 0
Bodies Found: 1
Covers Blown: 0
Witnesses: 0
Caught On Camera: Yes
Ranking: Professional
Sealda said:The people saying they were not pros because they got caught on cameras do not know what they are talking about.
Going to have to call bullshit on that one.slider said:A law unto themselves. What does the Israeli constitution say about illegal entry into property?
I know a young lady who worked at the American Embassy in Tel Aviv. Her apartment was "broken into" practically every day. Coincidentally sometimes they'd leave her passport on her bed. Anyway, one day she left a note on her door saying "please don't let my kitten get out..."
Assassinating an official of an elected government is a serious crime, as Israel well knows;in June of 1982 Israel used the attempted assassination of one its diplomats, Slomo Argov, as its casus belli for Operation Peace of the Galilee, then went on kill 20,000 people, mostly civilians, in a three month time span.xbhaskarx said:Awesome, I love this Raid on Entebbe type shit, can't wait for the movie.
Right, and if the US military was using Predator drones to kill Japanese or Canadian officials instead of Al Qaeda members, there would also be outrage... what's your point?
Are you not familiar with Hamas?
pirata said:Pretty crazy stuff. Can you imagine what it would be like to be targeted by assassins? What type of precautions would you take? Would you be able to defend yourself/escape in time to survive?
speculawyer said:Gotta love Google ads . . :lol
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It is a long running GAF gag. Gets them everytime.NotTheGuyYouKill said:You're very open with your tastes, aren't you? :lol
slider said:A law unto themselves. What does the Israeli constitution say about illegal entry into property?
I know a young lady who worked at the American Embassy in Tel Aviv. Her apartment was "broken into" practically every day. Coincidentally sometimes they'd leave her passport on her bed. Anyway, one day she left a note on her door saying "please don't let my kitten get out..."
speculawyer said:It is a long running GAF gag. Gets them everytime.![]()
NotTheGuyYouKill said:Well... you learn something new everyday, haha.
woodchuck said:no security team + the hitmen were waiting for him at the terminal? i bet Hamas set him up.
D4Danger said:Wouldn't surprise me. They were also pretty quick to blame Mossad.
canova said:Why did you think this was a bad job?
canova said:For all we know Mossad could be all smiling at this moment, laughing looking at this investigation videos
Technosteve said:it was an inside job.
Hmm...Hamas has not explained why one of its senior commanders, a marked man with several assassination attempts against him already, should have arrived alone without any security.
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It's pretty well known that Israel and America spy on each other like fuck, even if they're allies. The top of the American Embassy is loaded with espionage equipment. I wouldn't be surprised if Israel checks up on their apartments on occasion--though the cat thing is pretty hilarious.Chichikov said:Going to have to call bullshit on that one.
My sister used to work in the American Embassy in Tel Aviv, and she once had her car stolen, once!
Not only was that GTA taken seriously by embassy staff and local security forces (police, Israeli "FBI"), she actually got her car back; I don't know how law enforcement work in your part of the world, but you never ever ever ever get your stolen car back in Israel. Never.
Not to mention that Israel has to be butt-fuck insane to break into the houses of American Embassy workers.
Everything you said is true except this. All the fucking up that the US has been doing lately has hardly been to Israel's advantage. Just the opposite, in fact.Unknown Soldier said:If you really fuck with Israel, they'll call the United States in to really fuck your shit up.
Ignis Fatuus said:It's pretty well known that Israel and America spy on each other like fuck, even if they're allies. The top of the American Embassy is loaded with espionage equipment. I wouldn't be surprised if Israel checks up on their apartments on occasion--though the cat thing is pretty hilarious.
Ignis Fatuus said:Everything you said is true except this. All the fucking up that the US has been doing lately has hardly been to Israel's advantage. Just the opposite, in fact.
Oh come on. We are closer allies than that. Israel just spies on us to get information that they can use to manipulate us better. Actually, that latter part is why they spy on us. That and getting info so they can do operations that we might not condone.Unknown Soldier said:Israel and the United States are not allies in the sense that, say, the United States and NATO/EU are allies or the United States and Japan are allies. Rather, the United States and Israel share a common enemy, and "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".
Israel has worked hard through AIPAC and similar organizations in the United States to ensure that a prerequisite for becoming a successful politician at the American national level is unquestioning and unwavering support for Israel but the average American outside of the Deep South doesn't care the slightest about Israel's existence one way or the other. The Israelis know this, which is why they have worked so hard to guarantee America's unending unilateral support of Israel in this manner.
I'm sure everyone is spying on everyone, in fact there known cases of both countries doing the exact same thing.Ignis Fatuus said:It's pretty well known that Israel and America spy on each other like fuck, even if they're allies. The top of the American Embassy is loaded with espionage equipment. I wouldn't be surprised if Israel checks up on their apartments on occasion--though the cat thing is pretty hilarious.
Dubai police have narrowed down another six suspects behind the assassination of a Hamas commander last month, The New York Times reported on Tuesday, in addition to the 11 European passport-holders named earlier this week.
The names of the additional six have yet to be released and the actual identities of the other 11 suspects are still in question. Ireland has denied any record of the three suspects named as Irish passport-holders, and at least five Israelis who share the same names as the suspects claim their identities were stolen.
Dubai Police Chief Lt. Gen. Dhahi Khalfan Tamim announced on Monday that senior Hamas official Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was murdered by an 11-member hit squad of mercenaries carrying European passports.
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Tamim said that arrest warrants would be issued soon and while he did not accuse Israel directly, he did say it was possible that "leaders of certain countries gave orders to their intelligence agents."
"We do not rule out Mossad, but when we arrest those suspects we will know who masterminded it. [We have not] issued arrest warrants yet, but will do so soon," he told a press conference on Monday.
Two Palestinians have already been arrested in connection to the assassination.
The group was responsible for killing Mabhouh in his hotel room on January 20, a slaying that has elicited vows of revenge from the Palestinian militant group.
slider said:What was this buy's background? I see that Hamas had admitted he was involved in the killing of two Israeli soldiers. In the grand scheme of things that's not the worst shit coming out of that region (Hamas would of course argue military = legit target).
speculawyer said:Oh come on. We are closer allies than that. Israel just spies on us to get information that they can use to manipulate us better. Actually, that latter part is why they spy on us. That and getting info so they can do operations that we might not condone.
But seriously, it is almost comical how many times the Israelis have been caught spying in the USA. There have been several cases.
The hit squad injected Mabhuh with a drug that induced a heart attack, photographed all the documents in his briefcase, and left a "do not disturb" sign on the door
GaryD said:http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-new...ay-have-killed-hamas-chief-20100201-n6t3.html
Notice that most of the people in the pics have beards or glasses and thick or thin hair. Easy things to change quickly to avoid being pinned. Girl has lots of makeup.
speculawyer said:Evan Dennings is James Spader.
Sealda said:The people saying they were not pros because they got caught on cameras do not know what they are talking about.
Tranny Suprise? Classy :lolspeculawyer said:Gotta love Google ads . . :lol
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Deku said:
I truly hope Hamas refrains from retaliating, even in the face of these blatant provocations, because Israel's response to such retaliation would be Cast Lead 2.Mecha_Infantry said:The craziest thing in the video is the way he goes into the room, then the two tennis guys leave the room and one gets stuck in the elevator door,, then they all walk off
The other shocking this is the bald dude going into the toilet, then leaving with a full head of hair :lol
Hamas said they're going to strike back...damn
Chichikov said:Going to have to call bullshit on that one.
My sister used to work in the American Embassy in Tel Aviv, and she once had her car stolen, once!
Not only was that GTA taken seriously by embassy staff and local security forces (police, Israeli "FBI"), she actually got her car back; I don't know how law enforcement work in your part of the world, but you never ever ever ever get your stolen car back in Israel. Never.
Not to mention that Israel has to be butt-fuck insane to break into the houses of American Embassy workers.
kazuo said:Correct me if I am wrong, but according to the bolded part of your post, you believe that a military wing attacking members of an opposing military does not qualify as a "legit target?"
Just curious.
slider said:A law unto themselves. What does the Israeli constitution say about illegal entry into property?
I know a young lady who worked at the American Embassy in Tel Aviv. Her apartment was "broken into" practically every day. Coincidentally sometimes they'd leave her passport on her bed. Anyway, one day she left a note on her door saying "please don't let my kitten get out..."
slider said:It's only partly bullshit dude. She wasn't from the US - I only said that, FWIW, to protect her identify (looking back it's stupid I realise). She was from another Western country.
Yeah, it's like the oldest joke here.Shaka said:Tranny Suprise? Classy :lol