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(Jerusalem Post)Arieh O'Sullivan - The new Mossad website launched this week has drawn not only an enormous amount of interest and applicants, but officials said the Mossad has been swamped with "tips" by the public willing to help the Israeli spy agency. The website informs the visitor that they are invited to send in anything "you think might affect state security." While the Mossad cannot reply to every message, it does promise to read seriously each message it receives. 2004-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
Mossad Website Swamped with Tips
(Jerusalem Post)Arieh O'Sullivan - The new Mossad website launched this week has drawn not only an enormous amount of interest and applicants, but officials said the Mossad has been swamped with "tips" by the public willing to help the Israeli spy agency. The website informs the visitor that they are invited to send in anything "you think might affect state security." While the Mossad cannot reply to every message, it does promise to read seriously each message it receives. 2004-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
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