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Jonathan de Shalit: Israeli Spy Turned Mystery Author

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February 5, 2019
Rosner's Domain Podcast

Shmuel Rosner and Jonathan de Shalit discuss Jonathan’s creative process, meeting with his idol John le Carré, the unique vetting process his books must pass and the interesting world of clandestine intelligence.
Jonathan de Shalit is the pseudonym of a former high-ranking member of the Israeli Intelligence Community. He is the author of Traitor and the upcoming book A Spy in Exile. His books must pass a rigid vetting process, including the approval of a special Governmental Ministers’ Committee.
Jonathan De Shalit

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