Former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen Reveals Rescue Operations in Britain and Threats in Iran
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen, who led the agency from 2016 to 2021, disclosed Israel's role in thwarting terrorist plots in Britain and saving numerous lives on UK soil.
Operation details
In an interview for a podcast produced by the British newspaper "The Times," Cohen said Israeli intelligence intervened directly to dismantle terror plans, resulting in the rescue of “a very large number of lives.” He also claimed Israel faced threats from nuclear scientists in Iran, prompting decisive action.
Political context
Cohen emphasized that the British government must strongly support Israel, labeling attacks launched by Britain against Israel as “mistaken attacks.” His remarks come amid rising regional tensions and complex UK‑Israel relations.
These statements could spark debate within the UK, especially concerning security and intelligence cooperation between the two nations.
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