By Way of Deception
A former Mossad case officer's account of the agency's training and operations. Israel won a temporary court order against its US publication in 1990; the order was lifted and the book became a bestseller.
Why it was banned: Israel obtained a temporary court order against its US publication in 1990; the order was lifted on appeal within days.
Publication challengedAt a glance
- Shelf status
- Publication challenged
- Banned by
- A court
- Banned in
- United States
- Why it was banned
- Israel obtained a temporary court order against its US publication in 1990; the order was lifted on appeal within days.
- Author
- Victor Ostrovsky, Claire Hoy
- Topics
- Intelligence service, Israel, Israel. Sherut ha-biṭaḥon ha-kelali, Israël, Intelligence officers, Biographies
- First published
- 1990
- Shelf note
- Public record: Israeli government sought an injunction in New York, 1990.
- Find a copy
- Library record on Open Library
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