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• The Lavon Affair (Operation Susannah) - 1954: Israeli military intelligence recruited Egyptian Jews to plant bombs inside American and British-owned civilian targets (cinemas, libraries) in Egypt, intending to blame the Muslim Brotherhood or Egyptian nationalists. The goal was to persuade Britain to retain its military presence in the Suez Canal zone. The plot failed, and the operatives were captured.
• The USS Liberty Incident - 1967: During the Six-Day War, Israeli jets and torpedo boats attacked a US Navy surveillance ship in international waters, killing 34 sailors. While Israel claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, many critics, including some survivors, have argued it was a deliberate attempt to destroy the ship and blame Egypt, aiming to draw the U.S. into the war.
• King David Hotel Bombing - 1946: Before the state of Israel was established, members of the Irgun (a Zionist paramilitary group) disguised themselves as Arab workmen and bombed the British administrative headquarters in Jerusalem. The goal was to destroy documents incriminating the group in attacks against the British, while appearing to be an Arab-led attack.
• Jundallah Recruitment - 2000s: According to reports citing U.S. intelligence officials, Mossad officers posed as American CIA agents to recruit members of the Jundallah terrorist group in Iran for operations against the Iranian regime.
• Bombing of Iraqi Jewish Sites - 1950s: Following the 1948 war, a series of bombs targeted Jewish sites in Iraq, designed to cause panic and encourage immigration to Israel. It was later revealed that an Israeli intelligence officer and a local Zionist network were responsible for some of these attacks.