Analysis: Israel's Systematic Use of Assassination as Policy Tool in Middle East Conflicts
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Summary
The article examines Israel's systematic use of assassination as a key policy tool, particularly targeting Iranian, Hizbullah, Hamas, and Houthi leadership. It details how Mossad has developed sophisticated assassination techniques and intelligence networks, often collaborating with European security agencies. The piece analyzes the strategic implications of targeted killings, including their effectiveness in disrupting enemy organizations and the broader geopolitical consequences in the Middle East.
Key quotes
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Over the past two years, Israel has successfully targeted the military and political leadership of Hizbullah, Hamas and the Houthis, serially eliminating officials almost as soon as they step into the shoes of their murdered predecessors.
The targets don't have to be high-profile figures.
Mossad relied heavily on assorted European security agencies for intelligence on Palestinian activities.
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