Mossad had prior knowledge of Six-Day War plans, says Israeli ex-spy chief

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Israel’s intelligence services had access to recordings of secret talks between Arab heads of state in 1965, which helped the Jewish state win the Six-Day War, according to the former director of the country’s Military Intelligence Directorate.

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