
Reuven Merhav
Reuven Merhav served as the Mossad station chief in Tehran during the late 1970s, where he played a crucial role in maintaining Israel's intelligence relationship with Iran under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. His keen insights and warnings about the impending Iranian revolution highlighted his understanding of the shifting political landscape, as he foresaw that the once-ally would soon become an enemy. His prophetic statement about Iran's transition from friendship to hostility has become a significant historical reference point, illustrating the dramatic change in relations between the two nations.
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Reuven Merhav was the Israeli foreign espionage agency’s man on the ground charged with safeguarding Israel’s sensitive intelligence relationship with Iran.
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