Renato Levi was recruited to spy for the Germans in World War II, but he was actually a double agent, secretly working for the British
An excerpt from Matti Friedman’s new book, ‘Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel’
Thirty years into a life sentence for spying for Israel, the former U.S. intelligence analyst has been granted parole
New book says U.S. intelligence agencies used 1,000 Nazis in the 1950s
A newly clear aspect of the case reveals evidence of a deeper injustice—which must now be addressed
Zvi Zamir and Eli Zeira reckon with history in Tel Aviv after four decades of feuding over the surprise attack
Robert Stone’s 1998 novel Damascus Gate sets spies, cultists, and terrorists loose in the Holy Land
Facebook page reveals British spymaster’s Holocaust-denier tie
