The ongoing terrorism trial of Hossam Yaakoub in Cyprus may have several consequences, including deciding whether the European Union will declare Hezbollah to be a terrorist organization. Its current impact is to show how much better Hezbollah operatives have gotten … Continue reading →
Ben Zygier passport (screen capture from Channel 10, via Haaretz) An interesting recap article in Haaretz today reviews the recent history of Mossad’s practice of “borrowing” passports from recent immigrants to use in operations. The hook: it appears … Continue reading →
Hezbollah has been in the news over the past few weeks for two issues: its alleged responsibility for a suicide bombing in Bulgaria, and the spillover effects from the civil war in Syria. On 19 July last year, a suicide … Continue reading →
I’m on the grill again at Juniper Grove, a book-review and author promotion site run by author Jaidis Shaw. It’s a nice post – many thanks to Jaidis. Most of the questions are new, so there’s little overlap with the … Continue reading →
My international thriller, Doha 12, debuts today on Amazon. If you like Daniel Silva, Ken Follett or Jack Higgins, this could be your next read. Want a sample? Read the first five chapters. Doha 12 is now available for Kindle … Continue reading →
