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Syrian officer details Cohen spy arrest
Retweeted on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber Retired Syrian officer Saeed Jawayesh, founder of "Signal Squadron 134," shared details about the operation that led to the uncovering and arrest of Israeli spy Eli Cohen after 61 years. Jawayesh explained that his operation began with monitoring the Israeli military's wireless communications, assigning a special unit to track and analyze those signals. They managed to intercept Cohen’s first telegram in 1962 without knowing his identity. After verifying his residence in Damascus, they conducted a thorough inspection, and finally found a distinctive antenna that revealed his location. They raided his home in 1965. Inside, they discovered a hidden transmitting device. During interrogation, Cohen admitted to using complex codes, including the book "The Three Musketeers," for his messages. Cohen was held for six days, during which the team tried to decode his telegrams. Jawayesh sent a message to Mossad to report his capture. He also recounted his last meeting with Cohen before his execution, expressing surprise at the death sentence and confirming that Syrian intelligence agencies saved him from a potential exchange.
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