All news on the topic: Mossad

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British asylum for terror: how a former smuggler and bodyguard to Ismail Haniyeh plotted attacks on Jews while posing as an IT consultant
A former bodyguard for slain Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was granted asylum and citizenship in the United Kingdom before he was caught planning a terror attack targeting Jews in Europe in November
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Dozens of Mossad agents — including women undercover in Tehran — aided strikes and tracked Iran’s enriched uranium
The Mossad is ready to act if Tehran appears to be making moves to use its uranium towards developing a nuclear weapon.
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Iran executed a man accused of spying for Israel’s Mossad
He was accused of playing a key role in the assassination of an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officer.
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Ukraine ’blinds 8 Russian drone operators using goggles booby-trapped with explosives in a plot similar to a pager bomb’
Ukraine has reportedly blinded eight Russian drone operators in a sophisticated operation using explosive military goggles.
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Israeli strikes kill 22 in Gaza; truck ramming in Tel Aviv suspected to be a terror attack
The Israeli military has stepped up its offensive in northern Gaza.
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Dozens injured after truck crashes into bus stop in Tel Aviv, while 22 killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza
Dozens of people were wounded after a truck rammed into a bus stop in Tel Aviv on Sunday.
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Murder for hire: Inside Iran’s proxy war with Israel in the West
The Islamic Republic’s long shadow war with Israel is playing out in the West with a rise in alleged Iran-linked murder and kidnapping plots, often with the help of hired assassins.
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Hezbollah missile strikes Tel Aviv for the first time, targeting Mossad HQ, as footage shows the launcher being destroyed
Watch as Israel blew up the rocket using its high-tech interception system named David’s Sling
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Ex-Israel spymaster warns war against Hamas 'not even at half-way point yet'
Efraim Halevy, a former Israeli spymaster has warned that the battle with Hamas is not even at its halfway point and that it "will last for longer than either side could have anticipated"