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Mossad: The Greatest Missions of the Israeli Secret Service is an account of the operations of the Israeli Secret Service by Michael Bar-Zohar and Nissim Mishal. Summary of the Book It is the best secret service in the world. However, that also makes it a completely secretive organization: its operations are shrouded in mystery. In this book, the authors finally reveal several dangerous operations that allowed the Mossad to shape Israel and the world. It contains details of clandestine operations stretching over the past 60 years, including the capture of Adolf Eichmann, the eradication of Black September, the destruction of the Syrian nuclear facility and the elimination of key Iranian nuclear scientists. The authors have collaborated with Israeli leaders and Mossad agents to tell the story of a shadowy organization that guards its secrets well. It reveals that Israel’s secret service is definitely one worth reckoning with. About the Authors Michael Bar-Zohar is an Israeli historian, politician and novelist. He has also written The Spy Who Died Twice, Hitler's Jewish Spy: The Most Extraordinary True Spy Story of World War II, Ben Gurion: A Biography, Spies in the Promised Land and The Paratroopers Book. Nissim Mishal is an Israeli writer and TV personality. He has been working with the Israeli state television as a political reporter, Washington correspondent and is currently its director-general.