The ENTIRE History of MOSSAD

In 1960, a small team of agents grabbed a man off a quiet street in Buenos Aires and changed the history of espionage. This is the real story of Mossad, Israel’s foreign intelligence service, told through its most daring operations and its most damaging failures. From the capture of Adolf Eichmann and the Entebbe hostage rescue to Stuxnet, the Tehran nuclear archive heist and the Dubai hotel operation, we break down how an agency of just a few thousand people built a global reputation. We also cover the missions that went badly wrong: Lillehammer, the Lavon Affair and the failed poisoning of Khaled Mashal. If you enjoy deep dives into intelligence, covert operations and military history, subscribe and turn on notifications. Tell us in the comments which operation surprised you most.