Amina al-Mufti: The most dangerous Arab spies
Recounts the life and alleged activities of Amina al-Mufti, described as one of the most dangerous Arab spies. Born in Jordan to a prominent family, she moved to Vienna for studies, where she began rejecting Arab traditions. She later married a Jewish Israeli military pilot, Moshe, converted to Judaism, and emigrated to Israel after his death on the Syrian front. Al-Mufti became an agent for the Mossad, conducting espionage in Lebanon and Syria, infiltrating the PLO, and maintaining close contact with figures like Yasser Arafat. Her story culminates with her capture, forced confession, and…
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