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YnetSecurity

Mossad Chief Returns From US, to Brief Israeli Cabinet on Iran Intelligence

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Mossad Chief Roman Gofman returned to Israel after meeting with U.S. officials and CIA Director John Ratcliffe to share intelligence on Iran. Gofman will brief the Israeli cabinet and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his findings. The meetings highlight continued U.S.-Israel cooperation on Iran-related intelligence.

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  • Mossad Chief Roman Gofman returned to Israel after U.S. talks on Iran.
  • Gofman met with U.S. officials and CIA Director John Ratcliffe.
  • He shared updated Israeli intelligence on Iran with American counterparts.
  • Gofman will brief the Israeli cabinet upon his return.
  • The Mossad Chief will also provide a personal update to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Mossad Chief Roman Gofman has returned to Israel following a visit to the United States, where he held discussions with senior U.S. administration officials and CIA Director John Ratcliffe. During his trip, Gofman shared updated intelligence information that Israel possesses regarding Iran.

Upon his arrival back in Israel, Gofman is scheduled to brief cabinet ministers during a government meeting. Following the cabinet session, he will provide a personal update to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The visit and subsequent briefings underscore the ongoing focus on intelligence sharing and strategic discussions concerning Iran between Israel and the United States.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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