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Gaza War 'Serving Political Interests', Say Hundreds of Ex-Mossad Agents
The Guardian
|April 15, 2025
Hundreds of former operatives from Israel's Mossad intelligence agency have criticised the return to war in Gaza, amid growing frustration over the failure to bring home the remaining hostages held by Hamas.
More than 250 former Mossad figures – including three ex-agency chiefs – backed a letter urging the Israeli government to prioritise bringing back the hostages over fighting the Palestinian group.
The letter decried the amping up of strikes and ground operations in Gaza, after the collapse of the ceasefire last month, as driven by the personal interests of Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
The letter accused Netanyahu's government of putting the lives of soldiers and the hostages, who have been held for over 18 months, at risk for his own political gain.
“The war mainly serves political and personal interests and not security interests,” it said.
The Israeli government believes that 24 of the remaining 59 hostages, who were taken captive in Hamas's attack on southern Israel on 7 October 2023, are still alive.
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