03 — DIRECTOR
Efraim Halevi
Efraim Halevi directed the Mossad from 1998 to 2002. The encyclopedia records him as a director whose career included long engagement with regional liaison relationships, especially with Jordan, and places his term across a period of diplomacy, the peace process and the early 2000s security environment.
Evidence Assessment
Term dates (1998–2002) and the Jordanian liaison context.
Operational detail is not established by the public preview material.
Key Facts
- Role:
- Director of the Mossad
- Term:
- 1998–2002
- Predecessor:
- Danny Yatom
- Successor:
- Meir Dagan (2002)
- Context:
- Regional liaison and the peace-process era
A liaison-oriented career
The encyclopedia presents Halevi as a director with deep experience in regional liaison, particularly with Jordan, following the 1997 Mashal crisis and its diplomatic repair.
Term context
His term is recorded from 1998 to 2002, spanning the later years of the Oslo era, the Camp David summit and the Second Intifada, with Meir Dagan succeeding him in 2002.
Evidence note
Term dates and liaison context are documented. Careful attribution applies to operational claims from the period.
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Sources
- Mossad Encyclopedia director record
- Field note: Fourteen Directors, One Institution
- A–Z preview: Halevi, Efraim