Ronen Bergman on how he was (almost) accused of espionage
About three years ago I received a phone call from a source within the intelligence community, suggesting that I take a long vacation abroad and put the writing of a
Archive for 2013
Killing Hezbollah’s “Q” – Foreign Policy on the assassination of Lakkis
On Tuesday night, the last principal operational figure of Radical Islam on Mossad’s files, finally ran out of luck. Hassan Lakkis was the last man alive in a list drawn up by Mossad back in
Our Men in Damascus – Spying on Assad’s WMD Arsenal
As evidence of the use of Chemical Weapons by the Syrian regime are gradually being revealed to the public, I thought it would be appropriate to shed some light on
The End of Nasrallah’s Historic Role
This week, bloomberg.com are hosting my OpEd about the end of Nasrallah’s expirations to become a pan-Arab, mainstream, Lebanese leader. Even his two decades as the Lebanese leaderern spin doctor may
Op-Ed: Syrian escalation will end in an apology
In light of recent evidence of chemical warfare used on Syrian civilians, I thought you might be interested in reading my Op-Ed about US reluctance to intervene. This was
Mossad Psychiatrist Speaks of Recruitment Process
A couple of weeks ago a Mossad internal investigation came up with no faults in Ben Zygier’s recruitment and training, and non in his psychiatric assessment. In other words, Mossad claims there
A personal account of the Prisoner X investigation
Just a few weeks ago the case of Ben Zygier, who was found dead in his maximum–security-solitary-confinement prison cell made headlines around the world. Much uncorroborated information was published at
Meeting with president of the Syrian opposition
The first impression made by Sheik Ahmad Mo’az al-Khatib, the leader of the Syrian opposition, was misleading. It was Friday, February 1, at 10:30 p.m., and the participants in the
When will the world finally act?
Here are something I wrote following the last Munich Security Conference (printed originally by the Israeli Daily Yedioth Ahronoth) Judging by the reaction of Iranian Ambassador to the IAEA, Ali