As Israel continues its overt operations against the Hezbollah terror group in Syria and Lebanon, Turkish blogger “Clash Report” published a compelling revelation. The blogger reported this morning (Wednesday) on a secret intelligence conflict underway in Africa between Israel’s Mossad and Hezbollah.
A long-standing shadow war
According to the report, this is an intelligence war that has been going on for years, involving surveillance, arrests, intelligence collection, and influence operations across several African countries, including Gabon, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Nigeria, Morocco, and Kenya.
The report claims Mossad agents have been working to identify Hezbollah’s financial networks, uncover hidden weapons stockpiles, and disrupt planned terror activities. One notable case cited occurred in 2017, when Mossad reportedly abducted Abd al-Muhsen Jamal Hussein al-Shati, a member of a local terror cell, in Libreville, Gabon. The intelligence he possessed was later shared with American and Kuwaiti agencies.
Hezbollah’s criminal enterprise in Africa
The publication further reveals that Hezbollah is running extensive criminal operations in Africa, including fundraising, smuggling, money laundering, and drug trafficking. These efforts are reportedly facilitated through diamond smuggling routes and partnerships with South American drug cartels. Estimates suggest that 30–40% of Hezbollah’s current budget now originates from such global illicit networks.
By Adi Neiman
