Israel's deputy spy chief, identified only as A., is said to have helped persuade Netanyahu and the Trump administration that the Mossad could help topple Iran's regime. The agency said his dismissal was part of an effort to reshape its senior leadership team
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Israel's deputy spy chief, identified only as A., is said to have helped persuade Netanyahu and the Trump administration that the Mossad could help topple Iran's regime. The agency said his dismissal was part of an effort to reshape its senior leadership team
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11:24 AM • June 07 2026 IDT
New Mossad chief Roman Gofman has informed his deputy, identified only as A., that he is being removed from the agency and will be replaced by a new deputy selected from within its ranks.
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