Probable Mossad agent begins compaign against Australian investigations into Israeli Intelligence., page 1

I'm sure most readers on ATS are familiar with the latest allegation against Israel's shady intelligence operations. After Dubai officials pointed the finger at the Mossad following the assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh.

Photos on their doctored passports were released by Dubai police and published worldwide. So were their 26 aliases, more than half of which turned out to belong to real-life dual nationals living in Israel, whose Mossad agency is widely assumed to have been behind the killing.
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Following the revelation that three of the passports used by the suspects in the murder were doctored Australian passports, the Australian government began an investigation, to which the prime minister as well as other political power houses rejected Israels explanations.

The Jewish state could no longer use the Holocaust as an excuse to justify state-sanctioned murder, and criticism of its policies should not be dismissed as anti-Semitism.
Former prime minister Malcolm Fraser
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"This Government has an absolutely hard line on defending the integrity of our passport system because millions of the travelling public depend on that each year.

"That is why the Foreign Minister has called in with the Israeli ambassador and asked for an explanation. Thus far, we are not satisfied with that explanation."
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd
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Nevertheless, Israel has always managed to evade close international scrutiny and investigation into similar matters, so the Australian government launched an international AFP force (AFP= Australian Federal police, something similar to FBI in US) into Israel to investigate the matter.

Sources for whats below : here and here
This morning, just hours after landing in Israel, reports emerged that the AFP force had committed a hit and run on an innocent cyclist. A local political activist, Oshra Bar, alleges that the armored Toyota Prado, driven by a Israeli, carrying AFP officers "drove straight for her", slamming the bicycle into her legs and leaving slight lacerations.

Following her report:

Talkback radio stations across Israel were inundated with callers expressing their anger at the behaviour of the Australian police.

The hit-and-run accident has dumbfounded Israeli officials, many of whom were already irritated by the AFP's presence in Israel.

It seems, to me at least, that the Mossad, after inviting the Australians in under the guise of diplomacy and transparency, have moved their pawns into position to circumvent, block, hinder and prosecute the investigators.

According to Tel Aviv Police:

Israel police spokesman Mickey Rosenfeld said police were yet to receive an official complaint.

''I have checked with Tel Aviv police, and our special traffic branch, and no complaint has been received yet,''

It seems Oshra Bar, instead of calling police, contacted the media, and her lawyer, she told reporters she wants "an apology from the Australian government"

Who calls the Media instead of the police when you're the victim of a hit and run? Who demands an apology from a nation, instead of justice (ie charges against Israeli driver)? And her lawyer? Of course the Aus agency DFAT has found "According to the embassy driver and passenger, no contact was made by the embassy car with the cyclist".

Hopefully the AFP can avoid arrest, and unequivocally expose Israel's latest horrendous actions.

I thought this was pretty funny:

Another ATS thread just popped up literally just now, Drivers complain their Toyotas accelerate on their own AFTER recall repair

Perhaps the AFP should can just avoid the issue and blame the toyota, LOL.

Originally posted by countercounterculture
I thought this was pretty funny:

Another ATS thread just popped up literally just now, Drivers complain their Toyotas accelerate on their own AFTER recall repair

Perhaps the AFP should can just avoid the issue and blame the toyota, LOL.

HA! Very clever. Great response.

reply to post by Kram09

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I don't think she was even hit, according to one of the articles I linked, the reports allege that the car was speeding to avoid the media.

Now if it did happen, I would expect footage to come out, this might sound like a generalization but don't media swarms usually carry cameras?

And if they're there to catch a glimpse of the AFP wouldn't a hit and run be a goldmine shot with camera in hand?

seems suss!?

Who knows maybe they did hit her, still all a bit weird though.

reply to post by Kram09

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The arrogance of demanding Australia apologies to her after it's an Israeli who runs her over. Why were Israelis getting all worked up over it? Do they not realise it was an Israeli driving?

You are 100 percent correct. Australians were not behind the wheel,Israeli person was. So to me it indeed smells very rotten. Israeli drivers are not most careful, there are too many cyclists killed on the road. And no Australian was involved.
Her motives might be personal, it is not 100 percent that government was behind it. But it still looks bad. If i was a passenger in car in Australia and Australian driver would hit another Australian person - i would be VERY amazed to be blamed for it all. Might even consider acute case of anti-Semitism. Are there anti-Australians in Israel?

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