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Over the next decade, Mossad operatives meticulously tracked and eliminated targets across Europe and the Middle East. Their tactics ranged from letter bombs to targeted assassinations, including the infamous killing of key Palestinians involved in planning the Munich attack. One notable mishap was the 1973 "Lahammer affair," when Mossad agents mistakenly killed a Moroccan waiter, believing him to be a terrorist—a tragic error that drew international criticism.
Legacy: Despite setbacks, the operation succeeded in dismantling many of the Munich terrorists. It exemplifies a relentless quest for justice but also raises moral questions about targeted assassinations and extrajudicial killings.