How Mossad Faked a Military Convoy to Break a Spy Out of Syria's Most Feared Prison

In March 2006, Mossad agent Yonatan Levi had been held in solitary confinement inside Syria's Saydnaya military prison for three years — thirty kilometers from Damascus, behind four security perimeters and four hundred armed soldiers. Israel officially denied his existence. Unofficially, Mossad spent eighteen months planning the impossible: a daylight extraction using stolen Syrian army trucks, forged transfer documents, and eight operatives in enemy uniforms who drove straight through the front gate. Operation Saydnaya remains the only known direct assault on a foreign military prison in Mossad history. In this video: How eight Mossad operatives infiltrated Syria's most fortified prison in broad daylight The forged documents and stolen military trucks that made it possible Seven minutes inside Saydnaya — and what they found in cell fourteen The ambush at the third checkpoint and twenty-two minutes of combat The intelligence Levi preserved through three years of interrogation ⚠️ Some videos on this channel are fictionalized and contain elements of creative reconstruction and interpretation of historical facts.