Mossad's edge is moral flexibility, not capability

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Mossad is described as the agency willing to 'do anything' with no qualms to ensure Israeli survival. Unlike the CIA or DGSE, whose advantages are capability-based, Mossad's distinguishing trait is the absence of moral restraint as an operational constraint. This reframes statecraft: ruthlessness itself becomes a strategic asset.

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