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Yossi Cohen, the former head of Mossad, does not conceal his longing to supplant Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel's next prime minister.
Much like Charles de Gaulle, who bided his time in his country house for 13 years after the end of World War Two, waiting for the French people to summon him to save the republic, Cohen, cloaked in the luxury of a spacious office in a towering Tel Aviv skyscraper, waits for Israelis to call him forth.
By Jeff SteinYossi Cohen, the former head of Mossad, does not conceal his longing to supplant Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel's next prime minister.
Much like Charles de Gaulle, who bided his time in his country house for 13 years after the end of World War Two, waiting for the French people to summon him to save the republic, Cohen, cloaked in the luxury of a spacious office in a towering Tel Aviv skyscraper, waits for Israelis to call him forth.