Mossad’s Nazi Commando: The Shocking True Story of Otto Skorzeny and Israel’s Secret War Against Egypt’s Rocket Program

MOSSAD’S NAZI COMMANDOThe Shocking True Story of Otto Skorzeny and Israel’s Secret War Against Egypt’s Rocket ProgramBy Gary Covella, Ph.D.A Scar-Faced Nazi. A Nation Under Threat. A Deal with the Devil.What if Israel’s most daring Cold War spy mission didn’t involve killing a Nazi—but hiring one?This is theshocking untold true storyofOtto Skorzeny—Hitler’s favorite commando—and how he was secretly recruited byMossad, the Israeli intelligence agency founded by Holocaust survivors.The Devil’s Pact That Changed the Middle EastIt began with an impossible choice.In 1962, Israel faced annihilation from Egypt’s German-led rocket program. Soviet arms weren’t the threat—former Nazi scientists were. Recruited from Hitler’s own V-2 labs, they built missiles with one goal:“We Shall Destroy Israel.”The world looked away. Mossad did not.Instead,they knocked on the door of the most dangerous man in Europe—Otto Skorzeny, the infamous Waffen-SS commando who once rescued Mussolini and terrorized Allied lines with his disguise operations during the Battle of the Bulge.But Mossad didn’t come to kill him.They came to hire him.From Nazi Monster to Mossad AssetFaced with Interpol warrants and Nazi hunters like Simon Wiesenthal, Skorzeny made a devil’s bargain:Help Israel dismantle Egypt’s missile programAnd we’ll erase your name from every Nazi-hunting list on EarthThe result? A covert campaign of parcel bombs, psychological warfare, and sabotage—all masterminded by a man once celebrated in Nazi propaganda.Unsealed Files. Unthinkable Alliances.Based ondeclassified Mossad cables, Swiss police records, Israeli archives, and investigative journalism,Mossad’s Nazi Commandoreveals:Theassassination of Heinz Krug, a German industrialist who vanished foreverAletter-bomb campaignthat killed top Egyptian missile techniciansSkorzeny’ssilent tour of Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust memorialHis funeral in Madrid—whereSS salutes mingled with a blue-and-white wreathleft by MossadThemoral firestormthat followed inside the Knesset and Israeli pressNot J