‘Israeli spies in Iran for years’…How the Mossad operated long-term in Tehran

Report details how Israeli spies deeply embedded in Iran’s nuclear and missile programs enabled precision strikes, revealing decades of covert intelligence operations that reshaped the battlefield before the first bomb fell

ed note–yet another eye-opener that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to read, understand and take deeply to heart.

Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, while it is as axiomatic as water being wet that the Jews are historically-proven liars and bragsters, nevertheless, sometimes, as impossible as it sounds, they manage to burp out small portions of the truth, and this is more than likely one of those cases.

The recent success on the part of the Pirates of Judea in their Ju-hadist war against Iran was not the result of a mere few hours worth of planning, or days, or weeks or months, or even YEARS, but rather DECADES.

It went off without a hitch, almost as perfectly as, well, an earlier operation in Judaic terrorism that took place on the morning of 9/11.

We are forced to point out these facts due to what is an INTOLERABLE amount of naivete that unfortunately seems to pervade very powerfully within the ‘alternative’ media.

For quite some time now, big name voices with large audiences and very loud platforms have been singing the tune that ‘Israel is finished’, that the resistance has ‘already won’ and that the tech prowess on the part of anti-Zionist nations such as the very honorable Islamic Republic of Iran is light years ahead in its superiority to the paltry and pitiful capacity on the part of the Jewish state, and as events have made very clear as of late, this is simply not the case, AT ALL.

We point these unpleasant truths out not with as much as an ounce of glee or goat, but rather with great regret and remorse, and do so only in the interests of attaining the greater good of the mission, which, obviously, is to see AntiChrist Israel and her nation of savages defeated and tossed back into the hottest places of hell from whence the entire apocalyptic entity emerged.

We cannot, CANNOT buy into sweet-sounding/sweet-tasting lies crafted for our appetites by the Ju-hadist enemies seeking our destruction. We must, just as our Commander in Chief ordered, be as ‘meek as doves, but as wise as serpents’, and what that means is that any poisoned apple offered to us, no matter how good it looks, how good it smells and how appetizing as it may appear, and no matter how hungry we are to sink our teeth into it, we must first understand the wisdom in that the old saying viz ‘something too good to be true’, because in most cases, it probably is.

Ynet News

Israeli intelligence agents infiltrated the heart of Iran’s missile and nuclear programs years ago and have been gathering detailed intelligence on the Islamic Republic’s strategic capabilities ever since, according to a report published Saturday by The Times. 

The report is based on leaked intelligence documents that were shared by Israel with Western allies, including the U.S. and UK. The documents reveal the full scope of Iran’s ambitions: ‘Iran was aiming to produce up to 1,000 a year with a reported aim of a stock of 8,000 missiles,’ the report read. 

A source quoted in the leak added, ‘Agents in Iran visited every workshop and factory that were later attacked, enabling Israel to target the entire industry that supported the manufacturing of large amounts of missiles.’Despite these ambitions, experts estimate that Iran began its recent confrontation with Israel with approximately 2,000–2,500 missiles.

According to The Times, the Mossad concluded from the intelligence that Iran’s technological capabilities, know-how and access to nuclear components ‘was racing ahead and it was far more extensive than just the main sites at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan.’ 

A senior intelligence official told the paper that Israel has monitored multiple Iranian facilities in recent years using ‘boots on the ground.’ Based on the intelligence gathered, Israel reportedly began preparing for potential strikes in Iran as early as 2010.

The report also linked Israeli intelligence operations to specific attacks, including the strike on the Natanz nuclear facility, which was allegedly guided by Israeli spies who mapped the site — including underground layouts. Israeli forces are also said to have infiltrated additional sensitive sites in Isfahan and even the headquarters of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

The leak comes amid conflicting accounts over the scale of damage inflicted on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure during the recent ’12-Day War.’ While U.S. President Donald Trump claimed the Fordow facility was ‘completely destroyed,’ other officials suggested Iran retains significant nuclear production capabilities. 

Trump said his statement was based on an Israeli intelligence report that cited ‘people who were on the ground after the strike — and said there was total destruction.’

Dr. Efrat Sopher, head of the Ezri Center for Iran and Persian Gulf Studies at the University of Haifa, said, ‘For decades, Israel has tracked Iran’s activities from within. The Mossad played a central role in neutralizing the Iranian threat — and its successes against Iran and its proxies will go down in history.’

The depth of Israel’s penetration into Iranian intelligence networks has reportedly triggered what officials are now describing as a ‘state of paranoia’ within the regime. Over 1,000 Iranians have been arrested, armed patrols have been deployed to the streets, and the so-called ‘morality police’ have intensified enforcement of religious dress codes for women. 

The regime has even called on citizens to spy on their neighbors — monitoring when they leave and return home and reporting any suspicious sounds coming from inside their apartments.

The Times also addressed reports that Trump had halted a plan to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. According to the paper, Israeli intelligence considered targeting Khamenei in the early stages of the military campaign. However, Israel reportedly decided not to strike him on the first day of the operation, despite having the opportunity to do so as part of the initial wave of attacks. 

A senior Israeli official told The New York Times — in a report co-authored by Yedioth Ahronoth and Ynet journalist Ronen Bergman — that the decision was ultimately made due to insufficient intelligence to carry out the operation.

Debate continues over the extent of the damage to Iran’s nuclear program. While some U.S. officials estimate that Iran’s capabilities could be rebuilt in ‘a matter of months,’ Trump insists the threat has been ‘completely eliminated.’