The Mysterious World Of Israel’s Intelligence Agency Mossad
The mysterious world of Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad. If Israel is half the size of Kerala, if it keeps smothering its enemy countries, then the credit goes to its intelligence agency Mossad.
From its inception in the year 1949 till today, this intelligence agency is continuously adding to its fame with its exploits.
This agency is considered to be the most dangerous and mysterious intelligence organization in the world due to spies ready to sacrifice everything to protect the unity, integrity, and sovereignty of their country.
The Hindi translation of the book ‘Mossad: The Greatest Missions of the Israeli Secret Service’, based on the unmatched missions of this unique intelligence agency and its warriors deprived of fame, is in the hands of readers.
Reading this book, it becomes clear that Israel’s hidden power is as astonishing as its undisputed external power.
If Israel, a small Jewish country surrounded by enemy Muslim countries like Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, remains on the world map, then Mossad has an important contribution to it.
The book introduces the reader to the most dangerous and important behind-the-scenes campaigns of the institution over the past 70 years with interesting, awe-inspiring, eyewitness accounts.
If you are interested in international espionage, intelligence, and covert operations of war, then reading this book will be a thrilling experience for you.
The mysterious world of Mossad: Flip through the pages and chapters of this book and you will experience a fast-moving action movie.
Based on in-depth research and interviews with former Israeli politicians and intelligence agents, the authors have made a successful attempt to bring Mossad’s campaigns to life on the pages.
The entire book is replete with fine and detailed accounts of these campaigns. One gets goosebumps to read about the commitment, patriotism, courage, and valor of the agents participating in these missions.
Actually, these unnamed warriors of Mossad are his real-life force.
People who risk their lives to live with fake identities away from their families and embark on daring missions in enemy countries where even the slightest mistake could result in their arrest, torture, or death.
Along with detailing Mossad’s most daring and massive operations and the agents who carried out them, the book also mentions the lapses and failures that tarnished the organization’s image.
Mossad’s success is not only a guarantee of Israel’s security, but it also ensures the security of America’s most powerful country in the world.
The incidents of home-infiltration of scientists associated with Iran’s nuclear program or the destruction of their nuclear bases bring comfort to Israel as well as the US.
The importance of Israel’s intelligence agency to India can be seen from the fact that the Research and Analysis Wing (RA) was established in 1968, long before formal diplomatic relations were established between the two countries in 1992.
The then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had instructed its director RN Kao to establish relations with Mossad first.
The author of this book, Michael Bar-Zohar, was involved in four Israeli-Arab wars and worked with Israel’s founder David Ben Gurion for nine years.
Johar, an advocate of peace with Israel and its neighboring Arab countries, was twice elected a member of parliament.
He has authored more than 30 books and has been honored with many awards. The co-author of the book, Nissim Mishal, is counted among the big figures of Israel’s television world.
Book Name: Mossad.
Writers: Michael Bar-Johar and Nisim Mishal.
Translator: Madan Soni.
Publisher: Manjul Publishing House.
Price: Rs 499.
