Murder Is Their Business: The Mossad Confession That Shocked the World

Israeli officials and pro-Israel human rights advocates have long condemned the BDS movement, labeling its boycott campaign as “unjust” and “anti-Semitic.”

In Israeli-aligned media narratives, refusing to buy Israeli goods is often portrayed as a subtle form of hatred against Jews.

Yet, beyond this noisy propaganda, one must admit — the boycotters have a point.

Their stance is not merely an act of solidarity with the oppressed people of Palestine, but rather a legitimate act of self-defense.

The reason? A shocking confession by a former Mossad chief.

He claimed that devices similar to the “Lebanese pagers” exist everywhere — in every country across the world.

Such a statement is nothing short of an open admission of global-scale assassinations.

Fueled by money and unchecked power, Israel’s apparatus seems emboldened to discuss — even boast about — potential terrorist operations without fear of consequences.