Former Mossad Chief Zvi Zamir Dies at 98

Zamir, known for leading Operation Wrath of God and warning of the 1973 war, leaves a significant legacy in Israeli intelligence.

Zvi Zamir, former head of Mossad, Israel's Intelligence Agency, has died at the age of 98.
Zamir led Operation Wrath of God, a campaign to hunt and kill those responsible for the Munich Massacre in 1972.
He also warned of the impending 1973 war between Egypt, Syria and Israel, but his warning was largely ignored, leading to heavy losses for Israel.
Zamir's tenure as Mossad chief was marked by significant counter-terrorism operations and intelligence-gathering efforts.
His death has been acknowledged by various Israeli officials, who have recognized his significant contributions to the country's security.