Third since Gofman's appointment: Head of Mossad's prestigious division on his way out

The head of the Caesarea division in the Mossad has requested to advance his departure after a year and a half, amid disagreements with Mossad chief Roman Gofman. He is the third division head to leave since Gofman took office. A security source harshly criticizes Gofman; his associates reject the claims.

The head of the Caesarea division in the Mossad, one of the most prestigious roles in the organization, has requested to advance his departure after only a year and a half, amid disagreements with Mossad chief Roman Gofman. This is the third division head to leave prematurely since Gofman assumed the position. A security source harshly criticizes Gofman, claiming he prevents open dialogue and tries to change the organization's DNA. In contrast, sources close to Gofman reject the claims and assert that the division head is ending his tenure at a time he decides. This resignation follows the dismissal of the head of the Intelligence Directorate and the head of the Iran division, due to the failure of the plan to activate Kurdish militias in Operation 'Roar of the Lion'.