The spy who penetrated the heart of Iran… and assassinated prominent figures with the tongues of their wives!
Catherine Perez-Shakdam, a French girl, claimed to be a Muslim, openly converted to Shiism, wrote in praise of the revolution, and defended the rule of the jurist, until her articles appeared on the website of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei himself.
But behind the masks… Mossad’s eyes were watching from within. Catherine did not enter Iran as a traditional spy, but rather as a writer, journalist, and thinker.
She got close to politicians, sat with the Revolutionary Guard, met with Ebrahim Raisi, and visited sensitive areas under the cover of “journalistic research.”
But the most dangerous thing was in the women’s salons… She got close to the wives of officials, military personnel, and scholars, built deep relationships with them, and made them trust her as if she were one of them. They spoke with her freely about their husbands, their places of residence, their travel schedules, their movements, and the details of their daily lives.
Every word was recorded, every piece of information was transmitted. With this information, some of their locations were pinpointed, and assassinations took place one after another… in the minds of women, and with innocent words that she had no idea would lead to the murder of their husbands.
When suspicion began to circulate around her, she left Iran, before the doors were closed. But she had completed her mission with complete success, and contributed to dealing painful blows to Iran.
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