Meet the Mossad's newest spy?

Yes, Egypt has detained a swan as a suspected spy.

Officials said a man brought the suspected winged infiltrator to a
police station Friday in the Qena governorate, some 450 kilometers
southeast of Cairo. According to the officials, the man suspected the
bird was an undercover agent because it carried an electronic device.

Boo. Hoo. Hezbullah terrorists in Nigeria complain about Mossad interrogation

Two Hezbullah terrorists who were arrested in connection with a huge arms cache in Nigeria complained in court on Monday that they were interrogated 'roughly' by agents of Israel's Mossad.

Testifying in a Nigerian court on Monday, Fawaz was quote by AFP as
saying that he had been interrogated by six "crude and nasty" Mossad
agents over 14 days.

"They handcuffed my hands behind my back for

Report: Obama personally approved leaks of Israeli strikes in Syria

President Obama personally approved the leaking by the CIA of information about alleged Israeli strikes on Syria according to a report in the World Tribune.

“This is a decision that could come only from Obama,” a diplomat said.
“[T]his reflects his dismay over the Israeli operations, which the
president believes could result in a regional war.”

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The diplomats said Israel has

Deja vu all over again: Did this bird spy for the Mossad?

The bird in the picture is called a kestrel (how many of you knew that?). Turkey released a kestrel on Friday that had been accused of spying for Israel.

Turkish authorities detained a bird on suspicion it was spying for
Israel, but freed it after X-rays showed it was not embedded with
surveillance equipment, newspapers said on Friday.

The kestrel
aroused suspicion because of a metal