The Sayanim: A Global Network Of Mossad Volunteers #spy #mossad #espionage

Sayanim (a Hebrew word meaning “helpers”) are Jewish civilians living outside Israel who voluntarily assist Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency, when needed. They aren’t trained spies. They live normal lives — doctors, business owners, students. But when Mossad calls, they quietly provide support: a place to stay, a rental car, sometimes even insider access. They don’t get paid. They help out of loyalty to Israel. This network helps Mossad operate globally — often without leaving a trace. In this episode of The Spy Stories, we explain how the Sayanim system works — and why it’s one of the most unique intelligence tools in the world.