https://www.politico.eu/article/israel-war-plan-hunt-down-hamas-killers/

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The first Israeli assassination campaign was initiated half a century ago by iconic Prime Minister Golda Meir. It targeted those who planned and directed the storming of the quarters of the Israeli athletes and their coaches at the Olympic games in Munich in September 1972.

European leaders and spy chiefs were caught in a quandary. The trail of dead Palestinians was drawing attention and prompting media speculation that Israel was behind the assassinations. While some were no doubt happy to see the back of the dangerous militants, they could hardly endorse extra-judicial killings on European soil and feared being accused of turning a blind eye.

Their worst fears came true in July 1973 with what became known as the Lillehammer Affair, named after the Norwegian ski resort where Mossad agents gunned down a Moroccan waiter as he walked near his home with his pregnant wife.

They had mistaken him for Ali Hassan Salameh, head of the Fatah commando unit Force 17 and chief of operations for Black September.

He was killed in January 1979 when a massive car bomb was detonated as his convoy passed along a busy street in West Beirut.

The blast also killed Salameh's four bodyguards as well as four bystanders, including a British student and a German nun, and injured 18 others.

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Neither Israel nor Mossad care how many innocent people they murder, or where they are murdered, when seeking extra-judicial revenge.

If you are wrongly targeted, just happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, you are considered fair game for being murdered. No one and nowhere is safe from Israeli murder.