Gideon's spies

The Mossad was established in 1951 to strengthen the State of Israel, and it was responsible for the most daring and brazen espionage, counter-espionage, and assassinations. This book resulted from closed interviews with Mossad agents, informants, spies, and from secret documents and other highly classified sources, which revealed unknown facts about the Israeli espionage agency. In this new revised edition, Gordon Thomas renews the book's texts, showcasing Mossad's superiority and failures. Three new chapters have been added to the book, including: - How Mossad planned to assassinate Saddam Hussein. - The rituals of inspecting Saddam Hussein's food dishes, and the secrets of the Mossad informant inside his government. - Chinese companies registered in the United States and their relations with Osama bin Laden. - Mossad's role in events before and after 9/11. - Mossad's theory regarding the assassination of Princess Diana. - Millions of dollars that disappeared after being transferred from the Vatican Bank to the Polish Solidarity movement. - How extremists, including women, recruit suicide bombers. - Mossad's role in the Iraq war and its pursuit of Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden.