Inside Mossad: Secrets of Israel's Intelligence Agency

Mossad is known for its covert operations, but did you know they once smuggled an entire nuclear scientist

out of Italy?

In 1986, they lured Mordechai Vanunu, who leaked Israel’s nuclear secrets, to Rome.

There, Mossad agents drugged him, stuffed him into a crate, and shipped him to Israel for trial.

A textbook example of their precision and ruthlessness.

Mossad’s motto is ‘By way of deception, thou shalt do war.’ They excel at psychological warfare, using fake

identities, forged passports, and elaborate disguises.

In 2010, they assassinated a Hamas leader in Dubai using a team disguised as tennis players and tourists.

Security cameras caught them, but they were long gone before anyone realized what had happened.

Mossad doesn’t just eliminate threats—they recruit assets worldwide.

One of their most famous spies was Eli Cohen, who infiltrated Syria’s government in the 1960s.

He gained access to top military secrets by befriending officials.

His intel helped Israel win the Six-Day War.

Unfortunately, he was caught and executed, but his legacy remains one of Mossad’s greatest successes.

Mossad’s reach extends beyond espionage.

They’ve rescued thousands of Ethiopian Jews in daring airlifts, like Operation Solomon in 1991.

In just 36 hours, they secretly flew 14,000 people to Israel.

Using decommissioned planes and fake tourist flights, they pulled off one of the largest covert evacuations in history.

Their operations aren’t just about war—they’re about survival.