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Mossad (criminal Israeli  intelligence service) crisis,according some Middle east and western resources like Washington Report, .arabicnews.com and etc.. after tow years 1999 believed that yet  Mossad has used Canadian passport! for criminal, terrorist ,espionage actions all over the world!

http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/971010/1997101028.html Jordan Kicks Mossad out and Yatom to take fall for                         Netanyahu                         Jordan, Politics, 10/10/1997                         Israeli Mossad agents operating in Jordan have reportedly left Amman upon                         orders from King Hussein who demanded that all Mossad activities in the                         kingdom be brought to an end in the aftermath of the failed assassination                         attempt on Hamas political leader in Amman, Khaled Mishal. Israeli                         sources in Tel Aviv claimed that the presence of Mossad agents in Amman                         was known to the Jordanian authorities and that they worked closely with                         Jordanian security officials. The Israeli version of the assassination attempt                         had distanced the Mossad agents in Amman from the opration but King                         Hussein had not been convinced and asked that those be pulled out of                         Jordan immeidately.                         Senior Jordanian sources said that King Hussein has demanded that all the                         Mossad members who were involved in the assassination attempt on                         Khaled Mishal be fired. According to the sources, the King has not yet                         forgiven and has even told Israel that there will be no security cooperation                         between the two countries for as long as persons connected to the                         assassination attempt remain in the Mossad, including Mossad head Danny                         Yatom.                         Israeli intelligence capability has as such faced a major setback, Israeli                         intelligence sources said lately, noting that the Mossad station in amman had                         been used to collect information not only on Jordan but also on Syria, Iraq                         and Iran. "Without the station operating in Amman, the Mossad will have to                         go back to the old days when it was extremely difficult to collect                         information on those countries," intelligence sources said. Those sources                         were among a number of Mossad officials who had opposed to the                         assassination attempt and argued that even in case of full success, the attack                         would torpedo Israel's relations with Jordan, the only country that                         supposedly has warm peace ties with the Jewish state. The sources claimed                         that prior to the assassination attempt, excellent relations developed                         between Mossad agents in Jordan and their counterparts in the Jordanian                         intelligence and security forces. The departure of Mossad agents from                         Jordan has caused security damages to Israel, they said. Jordanian                         intelligence sources , however, were quoted by Hebrew papers on Friday                         as saying there is a deep crisis of trust, and a complete cut-off in                         cooperation between Jordan and Israel, following the exposure of the affair.                         Reports circulating in Israel said the Jordanian authorities were angry at he                         assassination attempt also because of the fact that Mossad head Dany                         Yatom was former prime minsiter Yitzhak Rabin's military secretary with                         whom they became acquainted long before the warm negotations between                         the two sides led to the peace treaty in 1994. The disclosure that Yatom                         was responsible for sending the hit squad to Jordan had reportedly stunned                         the King and the various security agencies in Jordan. The feeling of lost trust                         also caused the Jordanians to suspect that the Mossad compound in their                         country was connected to the affair. At one point, they even refused to                         believe that Ambassador Oded Aran didn¹t know anything about the                         operation. This is due to the fact that four of the participants in the failed                         assassination took refuge in the Israel embassy in Amman.                         Israeli press on Friday noted that Jordan has shown a reluctance to burn                         bridges with Israel altogether. The papers noted that the visit to Jordan by                         Israel air force commander had not been canceled, and that on Thursday,                         many Jordanian officials, and the King¹s sister, visited the Israeli stall at an                         international sport conference being held in Amman. Profits from the                         exhibition were to go to help orphans in Jordan.                         Meanwhile, Canada and Israel are likely to settle the diplomatic crisis that                         erupted between the two countries in the wake of the usage of Canadian                         passports in the failed Mossad operation in Jordan. Israeli foreign minister                         David Levy and his Canadian counterpart Lloyd Axelworthy are expected                         to sign a joint statement in which Israel will express willingness to reach an                         understanding with Canada on consular affairs (a hint that Israel will                         promise not to use Canadian passports in the future). Israel will also                         express sorrow in the statement over having gotten Canada involved in the                         affair. Israel, Canada deny report that Mossad still uses fake                         Canadian passports                         Israel-Canada, Politics, 11/5/1998                         Just one year after the attempt made by Israeli Mossad agents using forged                         Canadian passports to assassinate Khaled Mishal, chairman of the political                         bureau of the Palestinian Hamas movement, in Jordan, Canadian television                         on Wednesday reported that Mossad agents try to carry Canadian                         passports illegally.                         This was done by the Israelis "despite promises that Israel would stop doing                         so," Canadian television reported on Wednesday.                         The Israeli prime minister's media advisor denied that Mossad agents                         continue to use Canadian passports, saying that there is "no basis" for the                         Canadian media reports.                         Canadian Foreign affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy on Wednesday stated                         that the allegations could not be corroborated.                         In a statement issued Tuesday night the Canadian government said:                         "Minister Axworthy takes these assertions very seriously. He has instructed                         his officials to immediately review the claims stated in the report."                         The Canadian report said that Israeli agents had repeatedly asked Leslie                         Lewis, a dual Canadian-Israeli citizen, to use his own passport and that of                         his daughter, adding that Lewis informed the Canadian authorities the                         Mossad approached him as recently as last February about obtaining the                         Canadian passport. http://www.codoh.com/newsdesk/971002.HTML Israeli Agents Use Forged Canadian Passports In Failed Mossad Assassination  Attempt    OTTAWA, Oct 2 (AFP) - Canada recalled its ambassador to Israel  Thursday as it stepped up pressure to end the apparent use by the  Israeli secret service of fake Canadian passports for its undercover  operatives.  Furious Canadian officials were scrambling to find out the truth  behind the use of forged Canadian passports by two unsuccessful  hitmen in Jordan last week in a failed assasssination attempt on a  HAMAS leader.  In a rare move, indicating Ottawa believed the Israeli government to  be behind the forgeries, Canada's ambassador to Israel, David  Berger, was recalled for consultations and the Israeli ambassador in  Ottawa, David Sultan, was summoned to the Department of Foreign  Affairs.  There was confusion in the House of Commons as opposition  members of parliament tried to find out what was happening, with  Prime Minister Jean Chretien in Vancouver and Foreign Minister  Lloyd Axworthy at the United Nations in New York.  David Kilgour, secretary of state for Latin America and Africa,  appeared flustered as he suggested Canadian officials had not seen  the alleged forged passports and then indicated that they had.  He admitted he did not know the whereabouts of the two forged  passports found in the possession of two men arrested by Jordanian  authorities and accused of the attempted murder of Khaled Meshaal,  the head of the Hamas political office in Amman.  Meshaal was attacked a week ago in Amman by two men posing as  Canadian tourists who sprayed him with an unidentified debilitating  chemical. He was released from hospital late Thursday.  Officials in Amman said Jordan had irrefutable proof the two  assailants were Israeli agents.  In the House of Commons, Kilgour said: "The wherabouts of the  passports at this moment are not known to myself. It has been  determined beyond a reasonable doubt, to my knowledge, that they  are forged passports."  Axworthy, in New York, was angry.  "We, of course, take great exception to the use of Canadian  passports for that purpose," he said. "There are very strict  international standards for the use of international documents."  Axworthy, insisting Canada did not cooperate in any way with the  Israelis on providing identities for the alleged hitmen, said, "We want  to make it very clear that Canada was not in any way involved."  The foreign minister said he took up the issue in a meeting with US  Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, and added that recalling  Berger from Israel "is a very serious step to take."  Axworthy, who was due to meet Jordanian Foreign Minister Fayez  al-Tarawneh later Thursday to hear the findings of Amman's  investigations into the attack, said Canada took the incident "very  seriously."  He is to return to Ottawa later Thursday, cutting short his New York  visit.  Canadian officials in Ottawa, speaking on background, said that  Israel had promised in 1981 to bar its secret agents from using  Canadian passports, after such an incident had come to light.  But a 1990 book by a former Israeli secret agent and a Canadian  journalist claims that the Israelis are still producing forged or stolen  Canadian passports.  Former Mossad agent Victor Ostrovsky and journalist Claire Hoy, in  their book "By Way of Deception," claimed that Ostrovksy had  personally seen a Mossad passport factory which contained "a large  batch of blank Canadian passports."  Ostrovsky concluded: "They must have been stolen. It looked like an  entire shipment. There were over 1,000 of them."  He also said in the book that "many immigrants to Israel are also  asked if they will give up their passports to save Jews."  These passports "end up in a huge library-like room, containing many  thousands of passports, divided by countries, cities and even  districts."