Female Mossad agents infiltrated Iran during war: report

The missions of female Mossad agents remain classified for security reasons.

By World Israel News Staff

Female Mossad agents played a critical role in June’s Operation Rising Lion, infiltrating Iran and carrying out missions on behalf of Israel’s storied spy agency deep inside enemy territory, according to a Jerusalem Post report.

Although the Post did not provide extensive details regarding the exact nature of the women’s activities, the outlet reported that the female operatives undertook extensive and vital assignments on Israel’s behalf during the conflict.

While the specific details of their operations on the ground remain classified, the Post noted that female Mossad agents were instrumental to Israel’s successes throughout the 12-day-long confrontation.

Mossad Director David “Dudi” Barnea described the contributions of the agency’s women during the missions in Iran as “very substantial.”

According to the Post, Mossad has reportedly identified the location of Iran’s enriched uranium—a major stockpile that Tehran allegedly moved to a secret site prior to the devastating U.S. strike on the Fordow nuclear facility.

The report suggested that Israel could carry out a preemptive strike or sabotage if it concludes that Iran intends to transfer the uranium again in order to restart work on a nuclear weapon.

U.S. President Donald Trump hailed the success of the American bombing campaign, declaring that Iran’s nuclear program had been “completely and totally obliterated” and praising the operation as a “spectacular military success.”

However, some Israeli officials have quietly suggested that the war did not achieve the full destruction of Iran’s nuclear development program, warning that the regime could still attempt to resume its efforts to acquire a nuclear weapon.

“Plans for [rehabilitating nuclear sites] have been prepared in advance, and our strategy is to ensure that production and services are not disrupted,” Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, said shortly after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran was declared.