Research Paper on:
Role of Israel's Mossad Missions

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is it like any state in the world. It was created in 1948--rather recent by most standards--and for a reason that is hard to fathom. In fact, with such harsh  treatment of the Jews around the world, and particularly after Hitlers wrath, the state of Israel would be a place for Jews to live in peace, or at least that  was the idea. In fact, the idea of Zionism was born, and while Britain gladly gave up its claim to the land, not everyone was happy about the deal.  In essence, the emergence of Israel in the Middle East upset the balance of power in the region, and it particularly irked the Palestinians who claimed that the land was  really theirs. Still, Israel would be recognized by the rest of the world, and after some battles in the early years, the United Nations would step in and all  would be fine. At least, that is what everyone thought, but the fighting would never cease and it still goes on today, mostly in the form of terrorist bombings. Enter  the Mossad. The Mossad, as it is called now is the secret branch of the government somewhat like the U.S. Secret Service. It is a clandestine organization that is legendary.  There are many heroic stories to tell, and while recently, the Mossad has had some problems, its long history gives it the reputation of having state of the art equipment  and the wherewithal to carry out dangerous operations. In fact, this organization much like Section One in the old La Femme Nikita series, does assassinate those individuals for which  the world would be better off without. It also has its hand in a lot of baskets. That is, its spies are in many countries and there are even ties