Mossad

Mossad is the Israeli Intelligence service. It also provides support services to Remnant forces operating in the Middle East. Most notably, Mossad's Kidon Unit supplied intelligence to the Remnant in 2011 that was later used by Admiral Firmus Piett to order a TIE Fighter strike against a terrorist training camp in Somalia which was connected to the late Saleem Ulman who had been killed by NCIS Agents in 2009.

In 2003 following the Battle of Gratha, Mossad under the supervision of then-Deputy Director Eli David conducted interrogations of Imperials captured by Israeli forces during the battle. Deputy Director David personally handled the interrogation of Captain Auler during which Auler confirmed information that Eli had received from the United States through an Imperial Officer taken prisoner by Marcus Jacobs regarding a contingency order that was given for Death Star IV to destroy Gratha in the event the battle station's deflector shield was disabled.

Mossad also conducted the interrogation of First Order General Armitage Hux after he was recovered by an Israeli ship during Operation Lothal Freedom in 2018 and later interrogated First Order Captain Moden Canady following his capture on Gratha by the Israel Defense Forces in 2019. The agency's Director Orli Elbaz was later given permission by Remnant President Wanda Houston to execute both Hux and Canady as threats to intergalactic peace.

Current

 * Michael Bashan (Assigned to Israeli Embassy Washington D.C.)
 * Malachi Ben-Gidon (Head of the Kidon Unit)
 * Orli Elbaz (Director)
 * Lt. Col. Derik Lavi, (Remnant Army - New York City, recalled by Director Elbaz 2019)
 * Liat Tuvia (Officer, Kidon Unit)

Former

 * Ilan Bodnar (Deputy Director, Deceased 2013)
 * Eli David (Director, Deceased 2013)
 * Ziva David (Resigned 2009)
 * Namir Eschel (Deceased 2006)
 * Amit Hadar (Deceased 2010)
 * Ari Haswari (Deceased 2005)
 * Aviv Holtz (Deceased 2009)
 * Amir Mantel (Deceased 2013)
 * Lt. Col. Tyler Markem (Remnant Anti-Terrorism Task Force, reported directly to Directors David and Elbaz, recalled to New York City in 2017)
 * Michael Rivkin (Deceased 2009)