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Mossad Chief Sparring with Aides over Support to Strike Iran Before Election

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JERUSALEM - The Israeli daily Haaretz reported that tensions have emerged in the Mossad between its director Roman Gofman and senior officials in the intelligence agency, with the former backing plans pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to strike Iran before the Tuesday election and the latter group opposing such an operation.

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A ZIONIST NEWSPAPER REPORTED UNPRECEDENTED TENSION AMONG THE TOP OFFICIALS OF THE MOSSAD SPY SERVICE OVER OPERATIONS THAT NETANYAHU EMPHASIZED CARRYING OUT AGAINST IRAN.

·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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Israel’s military chief resisted the Prime Minister, who then pressed in the last few days to take a separate action, without reaching an open attack, according to an official and an informed person on the matter. Prior to Israel’s crucial elections on Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu searched for weeks [...]

Mikhail Hauser Touf learned that an unusual tension had arisen in recent days between the head of Mossad Roman Goffman and senior officials of the organization about operations against Iran prior to the elections. Guffman supported operations in Iran, promoted by Netanyahu contrary to Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's position, while some Mossad senior officials expressed concern about the timing of [...].

TEL AVIV — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly urging the military to carry out a new strike against Iran, potentially reigniting the war ahead of Tuesday's elections. Despite...

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The Nation broke the news in Lahore, Pakistan on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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