Very few people have entered the secret world of the Mossad, arguably the most successful intelligence organization in the history of mankind. Meraglei Moshe gives strikingly accurate and descriptive narratives of the Mossad's history and the successes of its most famous operations such as Operation Eichmann, the mission that resulted in the incarceration of Adolf Hitler's right-hand man, Adolf Eichmann; Operation Wrath of G-d, the operation to hunt down those involved in the Munich massacre of the 1972 Olympics; and Operation Thunderbolt, or Raid of Entebbe, the mission to rescue Israeli hostages taken by Arab terrorists and brought to Uganda. Meraglei Moshe also discusses possible conspiracies and unconfirmed assassinations, such as those of longtime PLO leader Yasser Arafat, and media mogul Robert Maxwell. Author Adam Ouriel discusses some of the bravest stories of Mossad's wartime role, including the parts they played in the Yom Kippur War and the Six Day War. He also details the profiles of some of the most vital players in the upper echelons of Mossad, such as David Kimche, Meir Amit, Rafi Eitan, and Isser Harel. Through these precise and accurate descriptions, it will become evident how not only the Mossad, but also the entire Jewish people, is dedicated to the cause of the constant survival of Israel. As Assistant Deputy Director-General David Kimche (1956-1986) said, "In all we do, it is Israel first, last, and always."