Epstein Secrets

, and whose lives and liberty are therefore now threatened. Weinstein has not yet had time to study the issue. He has some superficial knowledge of Dagan's character, but no prejudice. Netanyahu played deaf to the warnings and extended Dagan's tenure for an eighth year, a decision as hasty as it was

gitimize illegality. But neither can it allow one of its institutions to arbitrarily harm civilians not the police, not the tax authority, not the Shin Bet security service and not the Mossad. Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein was asked yesterday whether an investigation will be opened following the pu

, and whose lives and liberty are therefore now threatened. Weinstein has not yet had time to study the issue. He has some superficial knowledge of Dagan's character, but no prejudice. Netanyahu played deaf to the wamings and extended Dagan's tenure for an eighth year, a decision as hasty as it was u

gitimize illegality. But neither can it allow one of its institutions to arbitrarily harm civilians not the police, not the tax authority, not the Shin Bet security service and not the Mossad. Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein was asked yesterday whether an investigation will be opened following the pu

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riter met with Meir Dagan, who was the director of the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations—the Mossad—from 2002 until January, 2011. Dagan is known as a ruthless agent; his career is said to have included operations of all kinds—car bombings, poisonings, cyberwar. He was also the earli

the Army Chief of Staff, the Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force, the heads of the two main intelligence agencies, the Mossad (Israel's C.I.A.) and Shin Bet (its F.B.I.), President Shimon Peres, and members of Netanyahu's cabinet. Apart from Peres, these men are anything but liberals. Recently, the writ