Mossad chief Meir Dagan's tenure at the Mossad is up for renewal at the end of the year.
Defenders of Dagan point to the long list of Mossad achievements in the war on terrorism and the campaign against Iran's nuclear program, and argue that his tenure at the intelligency agency should be extended for an unprecedented fourth time. They insist that his knowledge of the Iranian theater is unmatched, and that as the clock reaches zero hour on the Iranian nuclear threat, his input will be invaluable -- and not only for Israel.
Under Dagan, the Mossad has had just two priorities: delaying Iran's nuclear program and counter-terrorism. |