A new espionage thriller , Cassandra’s shadow by Israeli author M. Brosh is stirring global attention after revealing what appears to be details of a covert Mossad operation in Saint-Denis, northern Paris, that foiled an Iranian terror cell planning a double attack — on an El Al passenger plane and a local synagogue in the French capital.

According to the story, a team of Israeli agents infiltrated one of France’s toughest neighborhoods, operating under deep cover and using advanced surveillance technology to prevent what could have been one of the most devastating Iranian terror attacks ever attempted in Europe.

Told with striking realism and operational precision, Cassandra’s Shadow blurs the line between fiction and truth. Security experts say the events depicted may reflect a real Mossad mission that was never officially disclosed.

The novel places Israel at the center of the global intelligence battlefield — revealing the silent war between Mossad operatives and Iran’s terror networks across Europe.