Scoop: Israeli spy chief in D.C. as Netanyahu presses Trump to resume war opens the original article
Israeli spy chief in Washington amid talks to resume military operations against Tehran
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The director of Mossad, Israel's spy agency, was in Washington on Friday for talks with top Trump administration officials about the war in Iran.
The director of the Israeli spy agency Mossad is in Washington Friday for talks with senior Trump administration officials about the war in Iran , according to three sources with knowledge of the matter. Why it matters : The visit by Roman Gofman, one of Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants, comes as the Israeli prime minister is pressing President Trump to resume the war against Iran. Driving the news: Gofman is…
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The director of the Israeli spy agency Mossad is in Washington Friday for talks with senior Trump administration officials about the war in Iran , according to three sources with knowledge of the matter. Why it matters : The visit by Roman Gofman, one of Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants, comes as the Israeli prime minister is pressing President Trump to resume the war against Iran. Driving the news: Gofman is…
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The director of Mossad, Israel's spy agency, was in Washington on Friday for talks with top Trump administration officials about the war in Iran.
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Scoop: Israeli spy chief in D.C. as Netanyahu presses Trump to resume war opens the original article
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