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In July 1973, a quiet Norwegian town became the scene of one of the most shocking intelligence failures in history. A Moroccan waiter named Ahmed Bouchiki was gunned down in front of his pregnant wife — not by criminals, but by agents of Mossad, Israel’s legendary intelligence service. They believed he was a terrorist mastermind. They were wrong.

The Lillehammer Affair exposed a hidden world of revenge, fear, and deception born from the ashes of the Munich Olympic massacre. What began as a campaign for justice became a tragedy of mistaken identity that shattered Mossad’s perfect reputation and humiliated Israel on the world stage.

Fifty years later, the questions remain: How could the world’s most feared spy agency kill the wrong man? Who failed—and who tried to cover it up? And what did this single mistake reveal about the moral cost of vengeance?