SECURITYJun 2 · 16:28 UTCTIMES OF ISRAEL

Roman Gofman sworn in as new Mossad chief after lengthy legal process

Roman Gofman was sworn in as the new Mossad chief following a prolonged legal process. At a Jerusalem ceremony, Netanyahu stated Gofman's mission is to ensure Iran can no longer threaten Israel and pledged support for the Iranian regime's downfall.

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