WikiLeaks to publish 'sensitive' Israel cables: TV

DUBAI: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has pronounced his whistleblowing website skeleton to tell hundreds of "sensitive" US tactful cables upon Israel, Al-Jazeera radio reported upon Thursday.

"Sensitive as well as personal documents" upon Israel's 2006 fight upon Lebanon as well as January's gangland slaying in Dubai of Hamas belligerent Mahmud al-Mabhuh would be released, Assange told Al-Jazeera in an interview.

Assange pronounced WikiLeaks had 3,700 US papers upon Israel, together with 2,700 imagining from the Jewish state, though denied the website had any agreement in place to gangling the country of leaks.

"We do not have any secret deals with any country," he pronounced according to an Arabic translation of remarks he made in English which were posted upon Al-Jazeera's website.

"We do not have any direct or indirect contacts with the Israelis," Assange is quoted as saying, adding no some-more than dual percent of accessible papers upon Israel have been expelled so far.

Some of Israel's neighbours, most particularly Turkey, have voiced unease at the miss of leaks the whistleblowing website has expelled upon the Jewish state.

Israel fought the devastating one-month fight with Lebanon's Shiite transformation Hezbollah in the summer of 2006 which killed some-more than 1,200 people in Lebanon, most of them civilians, as well as 160 Israelis, especially soldiers.

Dubai police arch Lieutenant General Dahi Khalfan has related Israel's view agency Mossad to the Jan 20 Cold War-style gangland slaying in the Dubai hotel of Mabhuh.

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