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Mossad
Israel's foreign intelligence agency, responsible for covert operations abroad. It plays a prominent role in confronting Iran and Lebanon, and its operations raise controversy under international law.
The Mossad is Israel's foreign intelligence agency, established in 1949. It handles intelligence collection, counterterrorism, and covert operations abroad. In recent years it has been linked to assassinations and bombings targeting Iranian and Lebanese figures. It reports directly to the prime minister, and its operations draw international criticism for violating sovereignty.
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