Mossad Confirms Three Iranian Jews Missing Since 1997 Were Killed Immigrating to Israel
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Three Iranian Jews missing since 1997 were killed while trying to emigrate to Israel. Photo: Israel Matsav.
Two decades of mystery shrouding the fate of three Iranian Jews who disappeared in 1997 have come to a close, after the Mossad confirmed that they were killed by Iranian authorities while attempting to emigrate from Iran to Israel.
The Mossad did not immediately say how they were killed, however, or by whom.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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