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'''Victor Ostrovsky''' is a former [[Mossad]] case officer for [[Sayanim]], known as a ''katsa''. According to his autobiography, "he was born in Canada and raised in Israel. At eighteen he became the youngest officer in the Israeli military at the time, eventually rising to the rank of lieutenant commander in charge of naval weapons testing. He was a Mossad case officer from 1982-1986." | '''Victor Ostrovsky''' is a former [[Mossad]] case officer for [[Sayanim]], known as a ''katsa''. According to his autobiography, "he was born in Canada and raised in Israel. At eighteen he became the youngest officer in the Israeli military at the time, eventually rising to the rank of lieutenant commander in charge of naval weapons testing. He was a Mossad case officer from 1982-1986." | ||
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Revision as of 17:42, 27 June 2020
 Victor Ostrovsky    (Spook, writer) | |
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| Born | 1949-11-28 Edmonton, Canada |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Interests | • Mossad • Covert Action • Israel |
Victor Ostrovsky is a former Mossad case officer for Sayanim, known as a katsa. According to his autobiography, "he was born in Canada and raised in Israel. At eighteen he became the youngest officer in the Israeli military at the time, eventually rising to the rank of lieutenant commander in charge of naval weapons testing. He was a Mossad case officer from 1982-1986."
A Document by Victor Ostrovsky
| Title | Document type | Publication date | Subject(s) | Description |
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| File:Conversations with Victor Ostrovsky-The Man Who Blew the Whistle on Mossad-1990 December.pdf | interview | December 1990 | Mossad Israel | By Way of Deception, co-authored by Canadian writer Claire Hoy, provides an exceptional glimpse into the Mossad, ranging from its philosophy and training procedures to its methodology and field techniques. As Ostrovsky presents it, the Mossad is an immoral organization operating without oversight. He is outraged at the damage it does to the people in whose name it functions. |
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