The New Arab, an independent London-based news site, has a vivid slideshow illustrated the targeted assassination policy of Mossad, the Israeli secret service. This is not a conspiracy theory but well-documented fact. Research by Ronen Bergman, an Israeli investigative journalist, reveals Israel is estimated to have carried out more than 2,700 assassination operations since the state’s founding in...
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November 29, 2018September 19, 2020by Jefferson MorleyIn AssassinationBlogIsrael/PalestineMiddle EastMossad
Slideshow: The Legacy of Mossad’s Targeted Assassinations
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The Legacy of James Angleton: Smoke, Mirrors, and Mass Surveillance
In the current issue of the New York Review of Books Max Hastings, conservative British journalist and pundit, contextualizes James Angleton in the history of U.S. intelligence. Hastings writes:
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