Overview
- The archive, held by Syrian intelligence for 60 years, includes documents, recordings, photos, and personal items from Eli Cohen’s espionage career.
- Recovered items include keys to Cohen’s Damascus apartment, forged passports, handwritten letters, and his final will written before his execution.
- The Mossad operation was carried out in collaboration with an allied foreign intelligence service, reflecting international cooperation.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented the items to Nadia Cohen, reaffirming Israel’s commitment to recovering Eli Cohen’s remains.
- Cohen’s intelligence was instrumental in Israel’s victory during the 1967 Six-Day War, solidifying his legacy as one of Mossad’s greatest operatives.