Leaked call unveils intelligence operation
Former Mossad official Rami Igra reacts to a leaked call where a Mossad agent tells an Iranian general that he has 12 hours to escape with his family.
'My telephone number is known in Tehran, and I've been receiving these kinds of messages for the last two years, more or less,' Mr Igra told Sky News host Sharri Markson.
'Funny enough, half of these messages are threatening, and half of these messages are people that wish to be recruited and help Israel.
'So you find a very diverse Iranian society, and this diverse society is a very good hunting ground for intelligence agencies.'
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