Another feather in the cap of Mossad.
http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/19/mission-impossible-dubai/?hp
With previous successes like eliminating terrorists responsible for 1972 Olympic Massacre and Operations like Entebbe, Mossad remains one of the most competitive, aggressive, fearsome secret service organization in the world.
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Commentary’s Noah Pollak takes aim at those who feel the operation was compromised. “The people calling the operation ’sloppy’ and a ‘debacle’ seem to actually believe that the Mossad is unaware that there are video cameras in airports and hotels today, or that the passport photos of the agents would not be revealed to the public,” he writes. “More important, the fact of the matter is that the team got into Dubai, rubbed out a bad guy, and got out. No drama, nobody was captured, and nobody knows the real identities of the team or where they are now. Given the extraordinary risk and complexity of the operation, that’s a win in my book. And now the Iranians, Syrians, and their terrorist clients have been given another reminder that their people aren’t safe anywhere — even in the heart of the Arab world.”
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