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US intel community in crisis, but Israeli-US intel cooperation unimpacted https://t.co/L8QXV1u3IC
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EXCLUSIVE: As Trump exits, the full Mossad story on normalization into focus https://t.co/ldpvgN85U7
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Ex-Mossad officials pan ‘power-crazy’ Yossi Cohen for alleged state secrets leak https://t.co/n89cfiLq52 via @timesofisrael
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What role did Yossi Cohen play in the Israeli interference in Election and the October Surprise 2016? – Google Search https://t.co/b8hfCNy1Z6
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Netanyahu needs an experienced Iran hand on American soil at this time, and at least, unlike Ron Dermer, Yossi Cohen isn’t a walking red flag
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Jan 21, 2021
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Mossad chief Yossi Cohen has a regrettable habit: a tendency to “get caught” on camera in public. He thereby gets it all — media attention, while still emanating that mysterious mien befitting the country’s top spy with an obligation to maintain secrecy.
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Mixing politics and business with espionage: as he has risen in the ranks, Yossi Cohen has formed close ties with the Netanyahu family and a clutch of billionaires
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Apr 2, 2021
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Apr 2, 2021
Two weeks ago, Bloomberg News reported that pressure had been exerted on Trump administration officials last year by Mossad head Yossi Cohen and Israeli Ambassador to the United States Ron Dermer to remove sanctions on Dan Gertler, the Israeli billionaire suspected by the U.S., British and Swiss authorities of corrupt dealings connected to his diamond interests in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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