
From the co-author of the best selling book, "Every Spy a Prince: The Complete History of Israel's Intelligence Community," and the more recent non-fiction, "Spies Against Armageddon: Inside Israel's Secret Wars," this is a weekly podcast series -- delivering insights into the volatile events of the world's most fascinating region: the Middle East.
Dan Raviv was a foreign correspondent and Washi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | a year ago |
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Dan examines new information on the Mossad's efforts to recruit a hostile former Iranian president -- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad -- as an agent for Israel. Mossad veterans have said they make the "impossible" possible. But really?
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After President Trump chose to return to war against Iran -- although not completely forcefully -- Iran's oil sales were again banned by U.S. sanctions.
Can harsh sanctions bring down the radical regime in Tehran? When the Memorandum of Understandin... more
Dan's joined by his co-author on six books about Israel -- journalist and filmmaker Yossi Melman -- who's been writing about a serious rift in relations between Israel and the United States. The reason? Donald Trump is wooing Iran.
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Dan's guest is Joel Rubin, author of "Saving Democratic Foreign Policy: How Democrats Can Earn the American People's Trust to Lead the World Once Again." Rubin was a State Department official in the Obama Administration and has a Substack, "The Brief... more
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This show centers on Israeli security, intelligence, and Middle East geopolitics, with a focus on real-time developments, regional power dynamics, and the United States' role. Conversations frequently revolve around Israel's security agencies, Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas, and Lebanon, often weaving in historical context and leadership shifts to illuminate current events. Notable is the host's decades of foreign correspondence and a habit of pairing long-form analysis with guest expertise from former officials, academics, and journalists to unpack complex strategy, diplomacy, and information warfare. The format tends to balance historical perspective with timely scrutiny of policy decisions, making it a likely fit for listeners who want depth on ... more
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Recent guests on THE MOSSAD FILES include:
1. Yossi Melman
2. Yaakov Katz
3. Dennis Ross
4. Danny Citrinowicz
5. Ashriel Mahlev
6. Eitan Shamir
7. Jonathan Tobin
8. Hanin Ghaddar
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