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Israeli female spies who flirt their way into enemy secrets | Israel’s secret service has developed a new breed of super-spy - seductive young women who flirt their way into deciphering enemy secrets. The highly
trained agents say that “any means is valid” when it comes to deploying their
feminine wiles - though they would draw the line at sleeping with the enemy. The
world has never previously heard from the female spies of the Mossad, who have
been crucial to some of the agency’s greatest triumphs. But now five of them have
spoken out for the first time, telling Israeli magazine Lady Globes about their
extraordinary lifestyle which makes them feel as if they are “living in a movie.”
The most notable deployment of the women’s unique talents came in 1986, when one
agent seduced a turncoat former nuclear engineer and lured him into a trap so
he could be taken back to Israel. A current agent calling herself Yael tells the
magazine that women often had an advantage over men, as they were more likely
to be trusted by strangers. “A man who wants to gain access to a forbidden area
has less chance of being allowed in,” the Daily Mail quoted her as saying. “A
smiling woman has a bigger chance of success,” she said. Another spy, Efrat, echoes
the sentiment, said: “We use our femininity because any means is valid.” But she
added that there are things she and her comrades would not do. “Even if we think
that the way to advance the mission is to sleep with Ahmadinejad’s chief of staff,
no one in the Mossad would allow us to do it. “Women agents are not used for sexual
purposes. We flirt, but the line is drawn at sex,” she said. Mossad chief Tamir
Pardo told the magazine that around half of the agency’s spies are women, and
said that the fairer sex has some distinct advantages over male agents. “Women
have a distinct advantage in secret warfare because of their ability to multitask,”
he said. “Contrary to stereotypes, you see that women’s abilities are superior
to men in terms of understanding the territory, reading situations, spatial awareness.
When they’re good, they’re very good,” he added.
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