In the city where sun meets surf and politics meet paranoia, the unthinkable has happened. Israeli citizens—ordinary, disillusioned, and digitally connected—have been recruited by Iranian intelligence in a new form of warfare that's as invisible as it is devastating.

Shadows Over Tel Aviv: How Iran Recruited Israel's Lost Generation offers a piercing dive into the modern war of shadows. Here, the battlefield isn't fought with bullets or bombs, but with burner phones, crypto wallets, and anonymous avatars. It's where spies fall in love, homeless youths become couriers, and digital fingerprints lead to international chaos.

This meticulously researched exposé draws on:

You'll meet forgotten names like Omri Goren, the janitor with access to the highest offices of Israel's defense ministry, and anonymous female operatives who seduced, recruited, and destroyed lives with nothing more than a screen and a secret.

If you think espionage died with the Cold War, think again. This is a gripping tale of modern betrayal, surveillance, and the slow burn of trust collapsing.

For fans of spy nonfiction, intelligence history, or Middle Eastern affairs—this book is a revelation.