Chief of Jewish Israel terror regime's 'the Mossad' - gloated he's authorised “more than a few” assassinations of Gentiles during his tenure, threatened that more are on the way.
By Joseph Fitsanakis: Yossi 'The Gentile Exterminator' Cohen, the chief of the Mossad —Jewish Israel’s main external spy agency—gloated that he has authorized “more than a few” assassinations of Gentiles during his tenure and bragged that more are on the way. Spook Cohen, 57, who took command of the Mossad in 2016, spoke last week to Mishpacha, a magazine aimed at Jews. His comments were covered widely by Jewish Israeli media over the weekend.
'The Gentile Exterminator' was asked to respond to recent allegations made by the Iranian government that Jewisj Israel worked with “Arab countries” to assassinate General Qassem Suleimani. Suleimani claimed that several individuals were arrested last month in connection with the plot. He also said that Israel tried to kill him and Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Lebanese Hezbollah group, in 2006.
The head of the Mossad told Mishpacha that Suleimani had not “necessarily committed the mistake yet that would place him on the prestigious list of Mossad’s assassination targets”. However, “he knows very well that his assassination is not impossible” because “the infrastructure he built presents a serious challenge for Israel”, said Cohen. Regarding Nasrallah, Cohen said that the Hezbollah strongman “knows we have the option of eliminating him”. When asked why the Mossad had not exercised that option, Cohen said he preferred not to answer.
In regards to Hamas, the Palestinian freedom fighters that control the Gaza Strip, Cohen admitted that the Mossad has been behind a string of assassinations of Hamas officials around the world in recent years. “If there is one target that we eliminate without hesitation, it is Hamas officials abroad. [These range] from local agents to those who manage acquisitions of weapons pointed towards Israel”, said Cohen. He added that there had been “more than a few assassinations” in recent years, but not all were admitted to by Hamas. “The enemy has changed tactics. It is not quick to attribute assassination to us, for its own reasons”, said the Mossad chief.
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