Irandate

ISBN-13: 9781469943220 / Angielski / Miękka / 2003 / 372 str.

Shabtai Shoval; Phil Wienstock

Opis

IranDate is the Most recent novel about the Mossad activity in Iran. March, 2015. Whisked off in the middle of the night by a chopper taking him to a secure underground command center in Tel Aviv, Israeli Prime Minister Dov Dvir is brought up to speed on the greatest crisis ever faced by Israel: an email message sent by a Mossad agent, who has access to the highest echelons of the Iranian regime, warns that an Iranian nuclear strike against Israel will take place within forty eight hours, as a direct result of a coup by elite Iranian military units. "As soon the Ayatollahs -fortified in a bunker in the holy city of Qom - realize that all is lost, they will launch their nuclear warheads at Israel." The Israeli leadership faces hard questions: should they launch a counter-strike against Iran based solely on the word of a solitary agent they'd recruited years before? Will the United States stand with Israel in taking action? Can the Iranian missile launch be stopped? Is it possible to shoot down the Iranian missiles once they've been launched? Should the Israeli public be alerted of the imminent danger at the risk of causing mass hysteria? The central characters are thrust, practically against their will, into the brewing crisis: Arnon, a former commander of an elite Israeli commando unit, who left the military after three of his men were killed in a training exercise; Kramer, the man who recruited the Iranian agent for Israel and later quit the Mossad out of sheer frustration, is now, years later, called back in for duty; Morteza, an Iranian student recruited by the Israeli Mossad years earlier, is now in charge of the computer systems for the Iranian nuclear program; Hagar, a carefree young woman, who falls in love with a nameless recluse camping in seclusion on a desert cliff top near the Dead Sea; Shai, the leader of an Israeli commando unit, who is sent on a nearly hopeless mission deep in the heart of Iran -as the clock ticks down to zero; Sharon Parker, the first female American President, personally inspired by Israeli leadership past and present, but must determine the United States' best course of action under the circumstances and serve its own inherent national interest. Shabtai Shoval, author of The Chosen One, spent years as a writer of political and security scenarios for the Israeli Defense Forces. In this novel, he brings to bear the extensive knowledge he has accumulated in order to place the reader within an horrific scenario; one, which considering the progress of Iran's nuclear weapons program, could very well become a reality in our not so distant future. Shoval served in an elite covert combat unit; worked with the intelligence community; was a staffer in the Israeli Embassy in Washington D.C.; and served as advisor to the office of the Prime Minister. In the business world, Shoval was President of the Israeli Cable TV Association; a Vice President of Telrad Holdings, a Telecom investment company; and a division head at Comverse Inc. Today he is the owner of a high-tech company which focuses on security and law-enforcement solutions. By Yoav Limor - (Correspondent of Israel National TV and leading newspaper) This review is from: IranDate - The Mossad in Iran So true, you will say that Iran is controlled by fanatics spiritual leaders and psychotic President. You will also probably say that because of Iran Enigma of decision-making process, it is dangerous to assume that this moment of truth, they act rationally. That's exactly the nightmare scenario that accompanies the "IranDate" Shabtai Shoval excellent "political-techno-thrillers" book, in which the Ayatollahs escape from the riots and revolutionaries which trying to take over Iran. In Shoval's book the Ayatollahs escape to the shelter in the holy city of Qom, and then to launch the nuclear weapons on Israel as last act intended to fly them as heroes to the next world.

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