Mossad

Mossad is Israel's national intelligence agency, responsible for covert operations, intelligence gathering, and counter-terrorism. Recent news suggests heightened Mossad activity, particularly concerning Iran. Iranian authorities accuse foreign intelligence, implicitly including Mossad, of instigating and fueling ongoing protests within Iran, with reports alleging Mossad agents are operating undercover among the demonstrators. This occurs amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. Separately, Israel's pursuit of unconventional alliances is highlighted by its recognition of Somaliland, indicating a strategic shift. While Israel is closely monitoring the situation in Iran, it remains wary of direct intervention, assessing the protests as insufficient to trigger regime change. Mossad's alleged involvement in the Iranian protests underscores its continued relevance in regional geopolitics and its role in safeguarding Israeli interests.