In a report, Zionist regime television called the role of Mossad mercenary women in the Arab Gulf states’ compromise with the regime very important.
In a report on the role of Mossad mercenary women in carrying out various security and political missions, Zionist regime television revealed that they had played an important role in normalizing relations between the regime and the countries bordering the Persian Gulf.
The report, entitled “A Look at the World of Women in the Israeli Intelligence Service,” which aired on Zionist Channel 12 television, focused on the effective role of Mossad mercenary women in strengthening Mossad relations with the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf.
According to Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper, the report noted that “Yossi Cohen” has awarded medals to eight of these women, and one of these women in strengthening Mossad relations with the Persian Gulf countries, which eventually signed a compromise agreement between these countries and the Zionist regime led, played a key role.
According to the report, a Mosad mercenary named “Yael” took part in Operation Rabi al-Shabab in central Beirut, but the most dangerous Mossad operation in which Yael took part was the assassination of Ali Hassan Salameh, a Palestinian leader and commander. “Force 17” is the Fatah movement in 1979, an operation carried out by the famous Mossad member Erica Chambers, who detonated a bomb at the push of a button.
Mossad women mercenaries have also gathered information from Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) officials in Beirut to carry out assassination operations in the future.
The report revealed that Mossad mercenary women worked under pseudonyms on every mission around the world, and that the most dangerous mission they carried out in the October 1973 war was to infiltrate the Egyptian army to record the number of ships and tanks and provide this information to Mosad headquarters in Palestine was occupied.
Without revealing the details of the Mossad’s mercenary missions, Israeli television added that they were taking part in important and dangerous operations around the world and traveling to European and Arab countries in various guises.