Gideon's Spies

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In the secret world of covert operations, no other intelligence service continues to be surrounded by myth and mystery as does Mossad. Here, Gordon Thomas reveals that often the truth exceeds all the fantasies that Mossad has attracted.

Genres: HistoryNonfictionIsraelEspionagePoliticsMiddle EastWarMilitary FictionMilitary HistoryHistorical

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