What Were The Mossad And Fake New Zealand Passports Doing In Iraq?

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“Israeli citizens Eli Cara (left) and Uriel Zoshe Kelman were sentenced to six months’ jail for attempting to fraudulently obtain New Zealand passports”   http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/07/15/1089694491783.html

Let’s take a step backwards first to http://www.theguardian.com/world/2004/jul/16/israel Mossad spies’ jailed over New Zealand passport fraud.  This July 16th 2004 Guardian article opens with a blast: “The prime minister of New Zealand angrily denounced Israel and imposed diplomatic sanctions on it after two suspected Mossad agents were jailed for six months for trying on false grounds to obtain a New Zealand passport.

The plot, which involved obtaining a passport in the name of a tetraplegic man who had not spoken in years, provoked a furious reaction yesterday.” That’s followed by a March 2005 Peace Researcher article, http://www.converge.org.nz/abc/pr32-123b.html  Israel Apologizes to NZ For Bungled Mossad Passports. That reads “PR 30 (March 2005) ran a lengthy article entitled “Mossad Spies Imprisoned In New Zealand: Our Passports Valued For Use By Israeli Covert Killers. http://www.rense.com/general82/dzse.htm

Zygier ‘planned to expose deadly use of passports’

Philip Dorling
February 15, 2013

“Speaking to Lateline, former Fairfax correspondent Jason Koutsoukis recalls his conversations with Ben Zygier, the last of which was just weeks before he was imprisoned in Israel.

Ben Zygier Zygier planned to expose Israel deadly use of foreign passports  Photo: brisbanetimes.com.au

Ben Zygier who planned to expose the Israelie use of foreign passports. Photo brisbanetimes.com 2013.

Mr Zygier “may well have been about to blow the whistle, but he never got the chance”, an Australian security official told Fairfax Media.”

http://thewe.cc/contents/more/archive2004/july/israeli_agents_sentenced.htm

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