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Es gibt neue Indizien im Fall des Hariri Mordes, die den Verdacht gegen den Mossad erhärten. Ich habe von Anfang an gesagt, dass der Mossad der einzige echte Kandidat mit einem Motiv war und sie daher für mich die Hauptverdächtigen sind.

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Hariri urges UN probe of Israel
Thu, 12 Aug 2010 15:30:10 GMT

Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has called for a UN probe into the alleged Israeli role in the assassination of his father in 2005.

Hariri's call for the probe came after Hezbollah said that Israel has been behind the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

The Lebanese premier said evidence presented earlier this week by Hezbollah's Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah implicating Israel in the assassination of Hariri was "important and very sensitive", Lebanese daily As-Safir reported.

At a press conference in Beirut on Monday night, Nasrallah presented video materials, captured by Israeli unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), as well as recorded confessions by Israeli fifth columnists, substantiating that the February 14, 2005 assassination of the former premier in the capital Beirut was carried out on orders from Tel Aviv.
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Der Grund für die Zeifel am derzteitigen Ermittlungsstand der Libanesen ist offenbar, dass sich der UN-Untersuchungen ausschließlich aus Hinweisen speist, die von Mossad, CIA, DGSE und BND zugespielt wurden. Die neuen Hinweise haben daher derzeit entsprechend hohe Bedeutung im Land.

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Lebanese Officials Expect Phony Evidence in UN Report on Hariri Assassination
Written by Wayne Madsen
Sunday, 08 August 2010 19:26

The Wayne Madsen Report (WMR) is reporting sources in Lebanon are expecting that the UN Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) report on who was responsible for the 2005 remotely-controlled bomb assassination in Beirut of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri will contain a wealth of phony and contrived "evidence" compiled with the assistance of the CIA, Mossad, and other western intelligence agencies.

It is widely expected that the STL report will blame Lebanese Hezbollah, a member of the current Lebanese government headed by Saad Hariri, the son of the slain ex-Prime Minister, for the assassination.

Lebanese intelligence believes that the concocted "evidence" in the STL report will contain "doctored" voice and video data collected by the CIA and Mossad from intercepted Lebanese cell phone networks before, during, and shortly after the assassination of Hariri, which took place on February 14, 2005.

Some 120 individuals have been arrested in Lebanon for spying for Israel and some of these individuals were involved in Lebanese telecommunications systems.
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Mossad Murders Former Lebanese PM in Carbon Copy of 1979 Assassination
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Clearly, the technology involved in dispatching Hariri was far beyond the capabilities of a group of Afghani cave-dwellers or the fully oppressed and marginalised Palestinian militants. No indeed, this particular operation required the resources of a modern, fully equipped and well organised covert intelligence agency.

As the Economist stated:

" Some detect the work of an intelligence service—if not Syria’s, some other foreign power’s—in the method of the attack. Certainly, the size and sophistication of the bomb suggest it was the work of a well-organised and experienced group, or a government. The blast was big enough to leave a huge crater and shatter windows hundreds of metres away. Moreover, it was sophisticated enough to defeat jamming mechanisms, which the billionaire Mr Hariri’s convoy always used while travelling, to forestall such remotely triggered attacks. Mr Hariri, who made his fortune in construction in Saudi Arabia, knew he had many enemies and took what countermeasures he could."

A quick note on the above. While "construction" is certainly part of the equation, the fact that Hariri was a billionaire is unlikely to be the real motivation for his murder, despite the ever so subtle spin from the Economist.

As in the case of Iraq, Israel is determined to do whatever necessary to ensure that it remains all-powerful in the region and prevent any of its Arab neigbours from emerging as solid, unified Muslim democracies that it could not demonise as "terrorist states". By murdering Hariri and having the blame pinned on Syria, the Mossad have removed a stablising influence on recovering Lebanese society and the Middle East in general, and given the US government an excuse to further ratchet up the war rhetoric towards Damascus.
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Update May 2006: In his book Mordakte Hariri. Unterdruckte Spuren im Libanon (The Hariri File: Silenced Evidence in Lebanon) German journalist Jurgen Cain Kulbel makes a strong case for the United States and Israeli link to the Hariri assassination.

The major revelation in the book is that the static emitters of Mr Hariri's convoy, normally capable of preventing the activation of bombs at a distance, "totally failed". The journalist affirms, citing a Swiss expert, that the system could only be neutralized by its maker, which happens to be none other than an Israeli company founded by ex-Mossad agents.