Dubai police deny entry to Israelis

In the wake of the assassination of a Hamas commander in Dubai — widely believed to have been carried out by Israel — travelers with Israeli passports will be denied entry to the United Arab Emirates.

Dubai’s police chief Lt. Gen. Dahi Khalfan Tamim said Monday that the emirate will “deny entry to anyone suspected of having Israeli citizenship.”

“In the future, those we suspect of carrying dual nationality [including Israelis] will be treated very carefully,” he said.

“If Israel and Mossad mistreated Europeans, we will not… Our treatment of Europeans will not be affected,” he added.

Tamim said earlier that most of the suspects behind the terror of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh would be found in Israel.

The police have released photos and information of 26 suspects in the terror, most of them holding European passports, saying they were Mossad agents carrying fake documents.