Epstein Secrets

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ahu played deaf to the warnings and extended Dagan's tenure for an eighth year, a decision as hasty as it was unnecessary. But the Mossad, like the Jerusalem District Attorney's Office, cannot hinge upon one man, without whom everything would collapse. What is needed now is a swift decision to terminate

icers: being prevented from traveling abroad for fear of being arrested by Interpol on suspicion of being the Dubai assassins. Former Mossad chief Efraim Halevy pushed for a Mossad Law to be legislated that would enshrine the state's obligation to defend its agents caught breaking laws abroad. The initiativ

yahu played deaf to the wamings and extended Dagan's tenure for an eighth year, a decision as hasty as it was unnecessary. But the Mossad, like the Jerusalem District Attorney's Office, cannot hinge upon one man, without whom everything would collapse. What is needed now is a swift decision to terminate

icers: being prevented from traveling abroad for fear of being arrested by Interpol on suspicion of being the Dubai assassins. Former Mossad chief Efraim Halevy pushed for a Mossad Law to be legislated that would enshrine the state's obligation to defend its agents caught breaking laws abroad. The initiativ