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Tag Archives: Mossad
Australia and Israel trade counter-accusations about “Prisoner X”
Yesterday it was reported that Canberra was seeking answers from Israel over the “Prisoner X” affair – the secret arrest and apparent suicide of Ben Zygier in an Israeli jail 2 years ago. Australia has asked Israel to explain the … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Israel news
Tagged ASIO, Australia, Ben Zygier, Mossad, Prisoner X, spy
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The strange case of “Prisoner X”
Israel woke up today to a story seemingly out of 1001 Arabian Nights. Even by the lunatic standards of Middle Eastern conspiracy theories this story ranks way above anything any of us could have imagined. And yet almost nothing definite … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Australia, Ben Zygier, espionage, Mossad, Prisoner X, spy
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Who owns Stuxnet virus?
Last week an article in the New York Times reported that US President Obama claimed responsibility for ordering the wave of cyber attacks that have been hitting Iran’s nuclear program. The article goes on to give credit to former President … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news, Technology
Tagged cyber-warfare, Flame, Mossad, Obama, Stuxnet, US
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Britain’s Defence Secretary, his adviser, the UK media and the Mossad
If the mishmash in the title doesn’t intrigue you then you’ve obviously not been keeping up with the UK news. The story in short, as far as I can make out (and I admit that I find it hard to … Continue reading



