Iran has once again blamed Mossad for killing them, according to a statement that involved a remote-controlled machine gun, although Israel has refused to comment on those claims.
Mossad’s current director, Yossi Cohen, recently embarked on a recruitment spree, according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, and increased the group’s budget by several billion checks as it poses a greater threat from Iran.
Mr Cohen has spent more time in the public eye than usual for Mossad leaders, having played a key role in ratifying historic normalization treaties between Israel and Arab states, including the United Arab Emirates and Morocco.
He is said to have secretly visited the United Arab Emirates at least once before that agreement was struck, laying the foundation for what is known as the Abraham Accords.
According to the Washington Post, Mossad is increasingly competing with Israel’s thriving tech industry, which is picking up some of the country’s brightest minds after ending mandatory national service.
But Mr Avraham insisted that, unlike his days in Mossad, he no longer has to be a lifelong career.
“Today is a different day, they don’t want you to live your whole life and you don’t have to. You can come for a few years, and walk away to develop special programs, ”he said. “You can develop ideas [learned in the service] and make a lot of money. “
Mossad recently launched a new website, which Mr Avraham helped with design, in which the tagline is impressive: “Suddenly, I find myself doing things you only see in the movies. . “
Visitors can complete a questionnaire to help employers decide if they are cut out for the organization.
Since leaving Mossad, Mr. Avraham has established his own network of agents, Spy Legends Agency, which provides public speaking services and strategic advice on the latest security issues.
“It’s a bureau of one-of-a-kind spy speakers,” said Mr Avraham, who hopes to spend more time offering its services overseas once the coronavirus outbreak strikes. to the end.