Mossad
- proper noun
- /mɔːˈsɑːd/
- Several major divisions of the Mossad went into overdrive that summer, especially Research.
- Mossad intelligence
- Mossad intelligence agency
- Israel's Mossad
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Watch on YouTubeAnd he, he dealt with the Mossad a lot during his career.
- And he, he dealt with the Mossad a lot during his career.
- And amazingly, an Israel court didn't find a Mossad guy guilty of murder.
- Most other countries will stop at some point, but Mossad doesn't do that.
- He's quite fond of using Black Cube, the retired Mossad mercenaries.
- OK, Those guys, Jack Ruby was a Mossad agent.
- There are lots of them recently, Mossad Hassan Youssef, who is former Hamas member.
- Russia, Ukraine, Mossad, say, whoever has interests in this particular war.
Examples
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Two million dollars had passed from the Mossad to the numbered account of Jericho in Vienna by August 1990.
Fiction book (1994) -
During his tenure in Jordan, Frost was suspected of leaking information to Mossad, but nothing was confirmed.
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The Israeli Prime Minister did not know that that Mossad had done this.
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And he, he dealt with the Mossad a lot during his career.
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All eight questions to which the Mossad already knew the answers were completely accurate.
Fiction book (1994) -
And everybody knew Mossad was not to be taken lightly.
Fiction book (1999) -
America must also know that the Mossad waited for America to react.
Fiction book (1994) -
This is now a joint CIA-Mossad operation, whether we like it or not.
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The head of covert operations for Mossad just arrived.
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The Iranian government blames the Israeli secret service, Mossad, for trying to sabotage Iran's nuclear program.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mossad comes from the Hebrew word mossad, meaning 'institution' or 'foundation', and its full name means 'Institute for Intelligence and Special Tasks'. So, the name shows it is the state institute responsible for secret intelligence work abroad.