Mossad chief faces internal revolt over external advisors, silencing of department heads

Internal sources report that Mossad director Roman Gofman has brought external advisors into sensitive discussions and appointed an inexperienced tech figure to head a department, drawing harsh criticism from agency employees. The move has reportedly silenced the forum of department heads, with staff afraid to voice dissent. This signals potential instability within Israel's intelligence leadership, though details remain unverified.