The Silent Bite| Mossad’s Elimination of Wadie Haddad

The Silent Bite| Mossad’s Elimination of Wadie Haddad

In the shadowy world of Cold War espionage, Wadie Haddad, the mastermind behind some of the most notorious hijackings of the 1970s, believed himself safe under the protection of East Germany’s Stasi. But Mossad had other plans. Exploiting Haddad’s sweet tooth, Mossad agents orchestrated a deadly plot involving a box of Belgian chocolates laced with a slow-acting poison. Over the weeks, the toxin silently ravaged his body, leading to his death in 1978. Years later, Mossad’s involvement was revealed, showcasing the agency’s ruthless precision and its ability to strike even within the heart of the Eastern Bloc.