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How Mossad Cornered the 'Black Vulture' Assassin in a Flooded Bangkok

How Mossad Cornered the 'Black Vulture' Assassin in a Flooded Bangkok Palestinian assassin Ibrahim Al-Hayek, codenamed "Black Vulture" for 19 successful eliminations of Israeli assets across Asia using poison methods, operates under Thai intelligence protection from a Bangkok safe house. When historic monsoon flooding engulfs the city—2 meters of water in streets, all ground transport impossible, communications disrupted—Mossad's regional team sees their 48-hour window before Thai airlifts restore order. A four-person unit, pre-positioned in Bangkok for six weeks, uses inflatable boats to navigate flooded streets at 3:00 AM, thermal imaging revealing Al-Hayek's generator heat signature in his darkened building. They corner him on his third-floor apartment balcony where floodwaters have trapped him, extract him alive using sedatives, transport him by boat through the flooded city to a pre-arranged helicopter extraction point at a temporarily isolated rooftop, and interrogate him for nine days aboard a ship in the Andaman Sea before execution—Thai authorities reporting him missing during the flood chaos, his body never recovered, never discovering Israeli operatives used the natural disaster as perfect extraction cover in their longest-running manhunt across Southeast Asia. ⚠️ 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.