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How Mossad Snipers Shot a Syrian General from a Rotating Restaurant Above Damascus August 14, 2005, Damascus. Syrian Air Force General Hassan Yousef, coordinating anti-aircraft defenses targeting Israeli jets, dines weekly at the Al-Nawfara rotating restaurant atop Mount Qasioun at exactly 8:00 PM—believing the 700-meter elevation, 360-degree visibility, and 45-minute rotation cycle make sniper assassination impossible. Two Mossad snipers, posing as German tourists at the adjacent Sheraton rooftop bar 380 meters away, calculate the restaurant's precise rotation speed and fire during the 8-second window when Yousef's corner table aligns with their position—the .338 Lapua round crossing the valley through Damascus city lights, striking him through the panoramic window as he cuts his lamb kabob, Syrian security below believing the shot originated from Mount Qasioun's opposite face while the "tourists" pack their equipment and depart Syria the next morning on scheduled flights. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Some of our videos may include fictionalized or intentionally dramatized elements meant to enhance the storytelling. They may be informed by real events, historical patterns, unofficial reports, rumors, or widely shared accounts whose accuracy cannot be independently verified. We do not claim that events occurred exactly as portrayed and do not assume responsibility for interpretations or conclusions drawn by viewers. This content is produced for educational and entertainment purposes, seeking to provide historical context, examine recurring themes in real-world events, and encourage thoughtful assessment of sources and narratives.