Mossad Exodus: The Daring Undercover Rescue of the Lost Jewish Tribe (Paperback)

from angrystarlyt

For concerning an event I had no idea occurred involving ethnic groups I had no idea existed, not a bad read. The book functioned better as a vehicle for Shimron's entertaining anecdotes, though, more than it did as illuminating a historical event for an unknowing public. (Perhaps this is just my...

from JESBos

The average person's expectation of a Mossad story is something like 'The House on Garibaldi Street', or fictional characters like Ziva David on NCIS. Sadly, Mossad Exodus does not rise to those standards. As noted previously, the story is disjointed, lacking helpful transitions. Also, I didn't g...

from sempereformata

This was a fun and light read. The chapters are short, making for frequent stopping places. Although the basic story line of the rescue of the Ethiopian Jews from Sudan is threaded through the book, much of the content consists of anecdotes from this period of the author's life. These were often ...

from cutiger80

A great perspective of yet another little known operation by one of the world's most mysterious and powerful intelligence services, the Mossad. Although overall the story was somewhat disjointed, it is no more disjointed then a lot of perspectives and memoirs written by other members of the intel...