03 — THE A–Z
3 entries in the public-record encyclopedia starting with T.
Tactical intelligence supports immediate action; strategic intelligence informs long-term policy. A successful raid can still fail strategically if its consequences undermine a wider objective.
Provides a framework for judging results beyond whether a single operation achieved its immediate aim.
Targeted killing refers to intentional lethal force against a specifically identified individual outside ordinary custody. Legal analysis varies by jurisdiction, and the public record separates policy debate from confirmed operations.
Provides the framework readers need before evaluating individual attributed killings.
Operations conducted outside both Israel and the target's home country create layered sovereignty, passport and jurisdiction issues. Cases in Dubai, Malta and elsewhere illustrate the diplomatic exposure involved.
Explains the legal and diplomatic structure behind some of the most disputed operations.
