This fascinating book reveals secret missions to eliminate Israel's enemies. From the leaders of Hamas and Hezbollah to the strategist of the Palestine Liberation Organization, from a Syrian general to a Canadian engineer, the history of numerous targeted murders collected here proves that Israel's enemies can forget about peace. It doesn't matter where they are hiding: Shin Bet, Mossad, IDF and other forces track them down and eliminate them in Beirut, Damascus, Tehran, Dubai, Rome, Paris or London. Through successes and scandalous failures, through the moral dilemmas facing the state in the face of constant threat, the book explains the philosophy of "killed first", which has become an important component of Israeli state policy. Ronen Bergman was able to interview and obtain testimony from Prime Ministers and many other influential members of the country's government, military and intelligence services. The irony is that the all-powerful Mossad put a lot of effort into preventing this book from being published. Fortunately, this particular operation of the Mossad was unsuccessful. The book is still out, and everything is interesting in it, including notes.