Mossad

As a result of Roman Gofman's decision, Brig. Gen. J. is leaving the Israeli security establishment nearly three years after the October 7 massacre. J., who served as head of the Aman Operations Division on the morning of the attack, had been loaned to the Mossad, but the new chief decided not to extend his tenure, despite an affidavit J. submitted to the Supreme Court that facilitated Gofman's...

The former Mossad chief has been mentioned several times as a potential candidate for the ruling party. Cohen's response was not obtained, and Likud denies the claim.

Inflation is soaring, basic commodities are already hard to obtain, and fuel prices may also rise. Iran does not shy away from any means when it comes to suppressing protests and has already killed tens of thousands, but Ismail from Tehran told The New York Times that an economic uprising "cannot be stopped." Testimonies from the crisis, the regime's sense of pride: "They are convinced they have...

The State Attorney's Office is awaiting a Mossad opinion to determine if the 'Qatargate' affair poses a risk to national security. Mossad Director Roman Gofman has recused himself from the case due to personal ties with the individuals involved, appointing another official to oversee the matter.

A meeting between the Syrian Foreign Minister and the head of the Mossad, the restoration of full economic cooperation with the United States, and a session with the commander of the Kurdish army in the country. Syria is "firing" in all directions.

The Prime Minister visited the home of the family of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub, whose remains were returned to Israel in a special operation by the IDF and the Mossad. Family members spoke about his character as a Torah scholar, a man of values, and a dedicated soldier.

Days after the Israeli attack on a Syrian airbase and the spike in tensions between the countries, Barak Ravid reported that Mossad chief Roman Gofman met with Syrian Foreign Minister Assad al-Shibani in an attempt to prevent further escalation.

After US envoy to Syria Tom Burke claimed that Israel "is still occupying the Golan," Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a sharp response, asserting that Burke’s remarks do not reflect the position of President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Ra'am party chairman Mansour Abbas called for Israeli and American recognition of a Palestinian state during the party's conference.

In the spring of 1965, Air Force Commander Ezer Weizman asked Mossad Director Meir Amit to acquire a MiG-21. This led to one of the most daring operations in intelligence history, allowing Israel to study the Soviet fighter.

How a frustrated Iraqi pilot became the most important strategic asset of the Mossad. The podcast "Digging Journalism" returns to one of the most daring espionage operations of Israeli intelligence.

According to Reuters, Gofman and al-Shaibani spoke last week and discussed the Turkish military presence in Syria — days before the Israeli strikes on the airbase in the north of the country.

The unusual conversation between the Mossad chief and the Syrian Foreign Minister took place shortly before the Israeli strike. Benjamin Netanyahu stated: "We ensured they understood the message." Eyal Zamir added: "We will know how to use force where necessary."

Haim Tomer, a former senior Mossad official, is not convinced that Iran will attack in Europe, calling the reports "total nonsense." He criticized decision-makers, noting that the IDF is near collapse and that a new strategy is required.

Russian Ambassador to Israel Anatoly Viktorov stated in an interview with RTVI that Moscow does not view Hamas as a "product of Russian activity," and that ties with the organization are used for humanitarian purposes and hostage releases. He also noted that security cooperation between the two countries remains intact and confirmed his personal acquaintance with the new Mossad chief, Roman...

A finding has been brought to Israel and is currently being examined; it is assessed to belong to the late Yehuda Katz, the last missing soldier from the battle during the First Lebanon War.

The police acted professionally when they called Interpol following Meli and Liel Yahalomi, but the public was left with a bitter taste. The two staged a disappearance due to marginal debts, while real missing persons have been languishing for years without a clue.

In an interview with the British podcast "The General and the Journalist," Yossi Cohen harshly criticized the UK, which should "support Israel - just as we supported them when they suffered from terror." He quoted the former head of MI5, who thanked him for "disrupting a huge amount of terror," and added: "I think the British government should do exactly the same."

The Mossad is one of the organizations where the ability to think differently is a strategic asset. To achieve security, intelligence personnel are needed who see things that others do not and offer scenarios that, at first hearing, sound absurd.

Dr. Udi Levy, former head of the 'Tzelem' unit in the Mossad, explains how the American administration is shifting the campaign to the financial arena: "They want that for every dollar the Iranians earn, they will only have ten cents left. If Trump gets his hands on the private assets of the Revolutionary Guards leaders, they will end the war."

60 years since the Mossad and Air Force's "Operation Diamond," in which an Iraqi fighter pilot defected with his plane to Israel. We look back at the nearly cinematic plot, featuring invisible ink, messages transmitted via radio songs, and a family brought to the country under a cover story.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is expected to rule that the indictment in the 'Qatargate' affair will include security offenses. Indictments are expected against Yonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein.

No security system, however skilled and creative it may be, has a guarantee of eternal success. Failures have always existed and always will. The Shin Bet did not prevent all the attacks initiated by our enemies; books have already been written about the IDF's failures on October 7. And in the Mossad, too, there are human beings prone to error.

A former senior Mossad official addressed reports regarding "Site 99" in Syria, stating that the primary danger it posed has already been removed. Simultaneously, he commented on Yossi Cohen's disclosure regarding activities at Fordow, claiming that Israeli intelligence has reached many locations inside Iran.

Against the backdrop of leadership turmoil, the new head of the Mossad is required, early in his tenure, to rebuild the organization's capabilities, adapt it to changing regional challenges, and prepare for the next campaign. Since a significant portion of the organization's capabilities has been depleted, his test lies less in the application of force and more in the ability to rebuild it.

Yossi Cohen revealed details about activity at the nuclear site during the Galilee Conference, stating: 'The US bombing of the site is the fulfillment of all my dreams.' He also addressed Tehran's uranium enrichment, noting: '60% is still far from a bomb.'

The former Mossad chief addressed the US strike on the underground nuclear facility in Iran, calling it 'the fulfillment of all my dreams.' Cohen revealed that his organization's personnel visited the site to study it in depth, but added a caveat regarding the current danger of enrichment.

Yossi Cohen revealed this at the Galilee Conference, adding that "the bombing of the site by the Americans in Operation 'Am Kelavi' is the fulfillment of all my dreams." Regarding reports that the Iranians are nearing a breakout to nuclear weapons, Cohen claimed that "uranium enriched to 60% is still far from a bomb."

According to a Channel 14 poll, 42% of respondents believe that the decisions of Central Elections Committee Chairman, Judge Noam Sohlberg, assist the opposition, while an equal number view them as neutral. Meanwhile, 43% of those surveyed stated that PM Netanyahu's reserved spots increase their likelihood of voting for Likud.

Among the pilgrims who gathered on Thursday at the engagement party of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto's son, the main attention was directed at the representatives of the ruling party - but another special guest, who until recently headed the Mossad, caused many eyebrows to be raised.

A storm in the Mossad following the dismissal of two senior officials by the head of the organization, Roman Gofman. Sources in the organization claim that the move damaged morale and operational culture: "The organization is in a state of severe crisis."

If Military Secretary Gofman had done his job properly, it is possible that Netanyahu would not have rushed to drag Trump into this farce, the Chief of Staff and the head of Aman would have been invited to present their reservations, and the entire event could have been spared from us.

Benjamin Netanyahu approved the plans regarding Iran. His then-military secretary and current Mossad chief, Roman Gofman, also knew and supported them. Now that the Mossad has officially confirmed that Israel did not achieve the war's goals, it only remains to check who is responsible.

In Israel, contingency plans are being promoted in case Iran decides to continue its pursuit of nuclear capability, as revealed by Israeli security sources on the "Al-Monitor" website.

The dismissal of two senior Mossad officials is causing a storm in the organization and claims of an attempt to reshape the war's narrative. In the background: criticism of the political echelon, the question of responsibility, and the fear that the blurring of memory is already underway.

The claim being examined in academic and intelligence circles in Beijing links the crisis in Ceuta, the tension between Madrid and Jerusalem, and the security ties between Israel and Morocco. In China, they wonder if the assault on the Spanish enclave was part of a planned operation, but no evidence of Israeli involvement has been presented.

In the "Central Edition" it was revealed that the head of the Mossad dismissed two senior officials responsible for the failed plan to topple the regime in Iran. Mossad sources stated that this decision is an attempt to shift responsibility away from the leadership, noting that such actions contradict the organization's DNA.

The Mossad's operational plan for regime change in Iran has failed. Mossad Director Roman Gofman has decided to dismiss the head of the intelligence directorate and the head of the Iran division, who were responsible for the mission's planning.

Oded Eilam, a former senior Mossad official, warned against taking the gloves off in Lebanon, but demanded to strike without restrictions any organization in the south of the country. Later, he attacked Donald Trump and his policy: "His corporations went bankrupt six times."

Former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea has been appointed chairman of the American company ONDS. Experts estimate his compensation package to be worth at least $4 million.

Former Mossad head Dadi Barnea has been appointed Global President of Ondas Defense and Chairman of the board at Ondas, a company specializing in autonomous defense technologies.

Authorities in Tehran hanged Amid Behzad and Pouria Safvat this morning, accusing them of passing military locations to Israel. Human rights organizations warn that the regime is exploiting security tensions to execute dozens of young people.

Israeli and US intelligence agencies are searching for Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since February. It is believed he is hiding in a bunker, avoiding all electronic devices.

In a presentation shown to the cabinet by the Mossad on the eve of the launch of Operation 'Lion's Roar', it was stated that regime change in Iran would arrive within one to three years. However, ministers expected a faster process.