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The botched assassination was the Lillehammer affair, a failed mission within Israel’s campaign known as Operation Wrath of God. Following the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, which killed eleven Israeli team members, Mossad pursued people suspected of involvement with Black September.  On July 21, 1973, agents in Lillehammer, Norway, mistook Ahmed Bouchikhi, a thirty year old Moroccan waiter, for Ali Hassan Salameh, a Black September figure Israel linked to Munich. Gunmen killed Bouchikhi as he returned from the cinema with his pregnant wife, Torill. He had no involvement in the Munich attack.  Norwegian police arrested six members of the team. Five were convicted on differing charges, and one was acquitted. The actual gunmen escaped. The operation consequently exposed members of an Israeli intelligence network while killing an innocent civilian.  The genuine mystery concerns the shooters’ identities and how the mistaken identification became an assassination order. Norway’s 2000 inquiry could not conclusively identify the gunmen, and Israeli authorities declined to answer its detailed questions. Although the commission found no evidence supporting allegations of Norwegian participation, it criticized incomplete investigations and found that Israeli pressure had discouraged pursuit of the case’s overseas connections. Those documented failures explain the continuing suspicion without establishing a broader conspiracy.  #OperationWrathOfGod #LillehammerAffair #Mossad #IntelligenceHistory #coldwarhistory
The botched assassination was the Lillehammer affair, a failed mission within Israel’s campaign known as Operation Wrath of God. Following the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, which killed eleven Israeli team members, Mossad pursued people suspected of involvement with Black September. On July 21, 1973, agents in Lillehammer, Norway, mistook Ahmed Bouchikhi, a thirty year old Moroccan waiter, for Ali Hassan Salameh, a Black September figure Israel linked to Munich. Gunmen killed Bouchikhi as he returned from the cinema with his pregnant wife, Torill. He had no involvement in the Munich attack. Norwegian police arrested six members of the team. Five were convicted on differing charges, and one was acquitted. The actual gunmen escaped. The operation consequently exposed members of an Israeli intelligence network while killing an innocent civilian. The genuine mystery concerns the shooters’ identities and how the mistaken identification became an assassination order. Norway’s 2000 inquiry could not conclusively identify the gunmen, and Israeli authorities declined to answer its detailed questions. Although the commission found no evidence supporting allegations of Norwegian participation, it criticized incomplete investigations and found that Israeli pressure had discouraged pursuit of the case’s overseas connections. Those documented failures explain the continuing suspicion without establishing a broader conspiracy. #OperationWrathOfGod #LillehammerAffair #Mossad #IntelligenceHistory #coldwarhistory

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