Turkey outing of Mossad a betrayal, say former spies

October 19, 2013 03:51

Turkey's outing of agents for Israel spying on Iran is a major blow to Western agencies trying to gather intelligence on an Iranian nuclear bomb and shows the NATO member is no longer trustworthy, says a former chief of the Mossad, Israel's spy agency.

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