HaMossad: Sipur Kisuy

This review is my responsibility for all people who believe humanity. this series looks like and advertisement for mossad dirty games . they are proud of their inhumane murders and acts. it's disgusting and I think even cinematically it is over rated.absolute rubbish

This is a very good show for those interested in politics and behind the scene stories of Israel - Arab conflict. Very entertaining. A must watch

Duki Dror is known to portray the crisis of Middle east politics and humanitarian angles related to it. He is a tough customer who is definitely not bullish about Nationalism and state atrocity. But at the same time, he is not a staunch. He understands the dilemma, the dialectics of the politics. This gives the series an unique angle and enjoyable watch.

Any secret service agency especially the one of the caliber of Mossad would definitely not like to advertise their modus operandi to the enemy! Hence, this one with so specific details directly coming from horse's mouth is a bit of strange. It gives one feeling that Mossad is moving to the next level - public image building, explain and face the uncomfortable questions. Not hiding them under the carpet. This was made on 2017. The events and associates in the series are dated long back settled issues with little or no contemporary relevance. They actually did not reveal any secret but justified and explain the way of working which still has contemporary relevance.

End of the day, i got a feeling that it was inevitable. No single entity can be completely blamed for abuse of humanity. Perhaps we need greater informed participation of people across the countries to make this world better.

And that's where this piece of work is successful. It informs you. Now you decide how to interpret these information and act, if you wish!

Intelligence agencies are essentially international gangs of criminals with the backing of a nation. All of them, period. But that certainly doesn't mean they're stupid or bad at their job. The Mossad are an effective tool which keeps the fight outside of Israel and what country would count that as anything less than a victory unto itself.

I respect their skill and effectuality but in the long term, their existence like any political group that uses violence to achieve its ends, instead of trust they selfishly sew discontent. And more than that, they destroy the lives of foreign peoples in an outdated political all-or-nothing game.

Keeping your enemy scared in their bunker is one thing, ending a war is another. Clearly they understand that while their government flails wildly as if its about to be invaded by a zombie-esq horde of Arabs with nuclear suitcases.

I never followed Israeli movies and series, mistakenly thought they were incapable of producing such a high quality - til I happened to watch Fauda this year. I accidentally stumbled upon it. Since then I became an avid fan of Israeli film industry, impatiently looking forward to the next piece. This one is also great, can only recommend. Mainly because it's not a political propaganda tool, it's a real documentary, actually a journalist/director asks questions, many unpleasant questions included, managing to interview Mossad agents who rarely give interviews at all. Thx for entertaining me, keep up the good work. :)