Israeli intel officers sent to Mumbai United Press International
Published: Nov. 28, 2008 at 1:14 AMOrder reprints Feedback MUMBAI, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Israel, concerned about its nationals trapped or missing in terrorist-ravaged Mumbai, has sent intelligence officers to India, Haaretz newspaper reported.
Separately, The Jerusalem Post quoted Israeli officials as saying the Indian counter-terrorist forces are well trained but sufficient intelligence was not gathered before engaging the terrorists.
Indian military and police commandos, who have been battling the terrorists since they went on their killing spree Wednesday, concentrated their operation Friday on freeing hostages held by the gunmen at the Chabad House, a Jewish center in the fashionable and upscale Nariman Point. The place, among other buildings owned by the Jewish community, is a favorite of Israeli tourists.
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak also offered security, intelligence and humanitarian aid to India
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Israeli Anti-Terror Commandos to Be Sent To Mumbai To Assist in Operations
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