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Secret documents from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, declassified after more than 12 years of requests, reveal surveillance and investigations targeting Israelis during Israel’s early years, including Chaim Herzog, Teddy Kollek, diplomats, businesspeople, and scientists. The files include details of their residences, travel, and phone calls, as well as inquiries into possible leaks and networks for purchasing weapons and aircraft. However, they do not prove that everyone targeted committed wrongdoing, nor do they identify the source of the leaks. The documents show that relations between Washington and Tel Aviv were not always based on trust, amid security concerns and conflicting interests, but they do not establish that the two sides experienced a historic break.
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