THE MAGOG FILE: An Iran-Israel Geopolitical Espionage Thriller

They thought Iran had stolen the plan. The truth is worse: someone wants the plan to come true. When Palestinian Arab Israeli intelligence officer Yusef Hamdan finds language in an Iranian assessment that should exist only inside MAGOG-a classified U.S.-Israeli strategic simulation-he expects a breach investigation. Instead, the evidence begins pointing back at him. As Washington and Jerusalem read Iran's moves through a model designed to measure the hidden costs of prolonged war, Yusef discovers signs that the breach is larger, older and more deliberate than anyone admits. An Iranian analyst is questioning the same assumptions from the other side. A senior American strategist believes crisis can be controlled. And every apparently successful response is narrowing the choices left to all three governments. With Israel and Iran moving toward decisions that could draw the United States deeper into war, Yusef and strategic analyst Leah Ben-David must determine which evidence can still be trusted-and whether the most dangerous intelligence failure is theft at all. THE MAGOG FILE is a contemporary geopolitical espionage thriller about manipulated evidence, divided loyalties and the moment certainty becomes more dangerous than the enemy.