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| − | '''Sayanim''' (Hebrew: סייענים) are Jews who live outside of Israel and often hold | + | <div style="border:2px solid #ff0033; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.4em 0.5em; margin:auto; width:86%; text-align:center;"> |
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| + | '''This is a priority topic''' relating to [[deep politics]]. Additions to this page are particularly welcome.</div> | ||
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| + | |description=The world's largest [[fifth column]] | ||
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| + | '''''Sayanim''''' (Hebrew: סייענים) are [[Jews]] who live outside of [[Israel]] and often hold citizenships of countries they reside in, but who volunteer or are recruited clandestinely by [[Mossad]] to assist with their operations.<ref>''[https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mossads-little-helpers_b_487173 "Mossad's Little Helpers"]''</ref> | ||
| − | The term Sayanim itself is plural, with a single one being a '''Sayan''' (Hebrew: סייענ). | + | The word ''Sayanim'' is Hebrew for "helpers" or "collaborators". The term ''Sayanim'' itself is plural, with a single one being a '''''Sayan''''' (Hebrew: סייענ). |
| − | Former Mossad officer [[Victor Ostrovsky]], wrote extensively about activities of the Sayanim, as has Gordon Thomas. "According Ostrovsky and Gordon Thomas, the | + | ==Volunteer spies== |
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| + | |caption=The [[Israeli]] ''Sayanim'': a fusion of [[patriotism]] and [[intelligence]] operations for [[Mossad]] | ||
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| + | Former [[Mossad]] officer [[Victor Ostrovsky]], wrote extensively about activities of the ''Sayanim'', as has [[Gordon Thomas]].{{QB| | ||
| + | :"According to [[Victor Ostrovsky|Ostrovsky]] and [[Gordon Thomas]], the ''Sayanim'' provide assistance of various kinds to Mossad officers operating in foreign countries. This assistance can include facilitating medical care, money, logistics, and even overt intelligence gathering. They can be judges, court clerks, expert witnesses, child protective service workers, Assistant District Attorneys, police officers, or anyone with a great degree of power over people's lives, and will do anything at the behest of [[Mossad]] case officers (known as a ''[[katsa]]'') for the [[State of Israel]] against its enemies or those perceived to be unfavourable politically to [[Israeli]] policy." | ||
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| + | :''Sayanim'' are not paid and are only reimbursed for their expenses.<ref>''[https://lena-mozya.com/2018/11/the-sayanim-army-the-largest-fifth-column-in-the-world/ "The Sayanim Army – The Largest Fifth Column In The World"]''</ref>}} | ||
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| + | ==Secret network== | ||
| + | The ''Sayanim'' secret network thrives within the shadowy corridors of international [[espionage]], driven by allegiance, intrigue, and unseen hands. | ||
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| + | The hidden world of international volunteers carries a mystique that few truly understand, but among these enigmatic figures, the [[Israeli]] ''Sayanim'' command attention. | ||
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| + | As a unique phenomenon, a fusion of [[patriotism]] and [[intelligence]] operations that stretches across the globe, the ''Sayanim'' operate within [[Mossad]], [[Israel]]'s national [[intelligence agency]], with precision and secrecy.<ref>''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTXgMUYidmc "The Sayanim: A Global Network Of Mossad Helpers"]''</ref> | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:20, 19 December 2023
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| The world's largest fifth column |
Sayanim (Hebrew: סייענים) are Jews who live outside of Israel and often hold citizenships of countries they reside in, but who volunteer or are recruited clandestinely by Mossad to assist with their operations.[1]
The word Sayanim is Hebrew for "helpers" or "collaborators". The term Sayanim itself is plural, with a single one being a Sayan (Hebrew: סייענ).
Volunteer spies
| The Israeli Sayanim: a fusion of patriotism and intelligence operations for Mossad |
Former Mossad officer Victor Ostrovsky, wrote extensively about activities of the Sayanim, as has Gordon Thomas.
- "According to Ostrovsky and Gordon Thomas, the Sayanim provide assistance of various kinds to Mossad officers operating in foreign countries. This assistance can include facilitating medical care, money, logistics, and even overt intelligence gathering. They can be judges, court clerks, expert witnesses, child protective service workers, Assistant District Attorneys, police officers, or anyone with a great degree of power over people's lives, and will do anything at the behest of Mossad case officers (known as a katsa) for the State of Israel against its enemies or those perceived to be unfavourable politically to Israeli policy."
- Sayanim are not paid and are only reimbursed for their expenses.[2]
Secret network
The Sayanim secret network thrives within the shadowy corridors of international espionage, driven by allegiance, intrigue, and unseen hands.
The hidden world of international volunteers carries a mystique that few truly understand, but among these enigmatic figures, the Israeli Sayanim command attention.
As a unique phenomenon, a fusion of patriotism and intelligence operations that stretches across the globe, the Sayanim operate within Mossad, Israel's national intelligence agency, with precision and secrecy.[3]
An example
| Page name | Description |
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| Mega Group | A super-secret, by-invitation-only group of powerful American and Canadian "mega-billionaires," who meet behind closed doors twice a year, to set the overall policy for the "official" Israel Lobby in North America |
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