How Mossad Snipers Shot a General from a Lighthouse While His Yacht Anchored Below

Описание: How Mossad Snipers Shot a General from a Lighthouse While His Yacht Anchored Below

Hezbollah naval coordinator General Ibrahim Kareem, coordinating Mediterranean weapons smuggling, owns an 80-foot yacht believing offshore locations make sniper assassination impossible—anchoring 600 meters from Jounieh harbor where he hosts weekly meetings with Syrian intelligence on the sundeck, visible but seemingly beyond rifle range. Mossad identifies an abandoned Ottoman lighthouse on the harbor's northern point with direct sightline, infiltrating two snipers three days before his scheduled meeting by bribing a corrupt Lebanese maritime authority inspector who provides "lighthouse maintenance access." Living inside the lighthouse's upper chamber for 72 hours, they use thermal imaging to track Kareem's weekend yacht routine, waiting until Sunday 10:30 AM when he sits alone on the foredeck reviewing documents. The .338 Lapua Magnum shot crosses the harbor water—compensating for sea breeze and yacht's subtle anchored sway—striking him through the chest as he signs papers, his associates believing the shot came from a passing boat until ballistic analysis reveals the lighthouse angle, by which time the snipers have extracted via zodiac to a waiting Israeli submarine 8 nautical miles offshore.

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