Istirātizhī-yi Pīrāmunī-yi Isrā'īl: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

This book is the result of a continuous effort in reviewing and rereading the secrets of Israel's intelligence and espionage efforts in many countries of the Mediterranean region, the Middle East region, and more correctly and comprehensively, the continent of Asia and Africa. The various topics of this book are based on dozens of Israeli and Western Jewish sources; In such a way that the reports, information, and confessions of Zionist spies and veterans of the Western intelligence and political fields are linked with its content. Of course, the validity, mastery, and value of the data are based on the classified documents and documents of the Intelligence and Security Organization of the country during the Pahlavi reign, with the famous and abbreviated name of Savak, which this work is written around. Documents that are more than thirty or forty years old have come out from behind the curtain of history for the first time to speak openly and frankly about one of the most important issues of the Middle East region and even the world with today's generation. The geographical scope of this work is not limited to several countries on the border or around the land of Palestine, which is called Israel today in Western and Zionist historiography; But it seems that the title of peripheral strategy for the book, due to the mental background and familiarity of experts, opinion leaders and many audiences with the subject, can cover the secrets of Zionism's covert and extra-environmental operations. Our era and our generation owe the knowledge and familiarity with the untold and hidden secrets of contemporary history to a movement led by a great man from the lineage of the pure and righteous on earth. A movement that dismantled the base of the global conspiracy in this land and entangled the global and local leaders of sedition. According to some veterans in the field of politics, one of the consequences of this movement was the fall of the successful center of marginal politics.