The Wrath Agent

<p><em>She was not born into espionage. She was forged by it.</em></p><p>In the aftermath of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre the world watched in horror. But Israel responded with fury-and silence. Hidden behind layers of secrecy a covert operation was launched to bring the perpetrators to justice. This was <strong>Operation Wrath of God</strong>-and at its heart stood a woman whose name would remain in the shadows for decades: <strong>Sylvia Rafael</strong>.</p><p>Born in South Africa trained in Israel and known across Europe by her alias Patricia Roxburgh Sylvia infiltrated the most dangerous corners of the Middle East conflict. She was a teacher a photojournalist a lover a hunter. Her mission: track down Ali Hassan Salameh-the elusive Red Prince of Black September.</p><p>But this is no ordinary tale of spies and shootouts. It's a haunting portrait of moral ambiguity of love twisted by loyalty and of a woman torn between duty and identity. From Paris to Beirut from the corridors of Mossad to the icy prisons of Norway <strong>The Wrath Agent</strong> traces the extraordinary life of a female operative who outplayed-and outlived-the war she was trained to fight.</p><p>For fans of espionage history and powerful female protagonists this is a true story that reads like a thriller. Gritty intelligent and deeply human-Sylvia Rafael's life was a mission. And now her story can finally be told.</p><p>Step into the shadows of one of the most gripping real-life spy stories of the 20th century.</p><p><strong>The Wrath Agent: Sylvia Rafael and the Hunt for Red Prince</strong> unravels the untold story of the woman behind Mossad's most controversial operation: <strong>Wrath of God</strong>-Israel's covert response to the 1972 Munich Massacre.</p><p>Born in apartheid-era South Africa Sylvia Rafael rose from obscurity to become one of Mossad's most skilled agents. Posing as a photojournalist under the name Patricia Roxburgh she embedded herself deep in the heart of Europe's PLO networks. Her mission: track down the elusive terrorist mastermind <strong>Ali Hassan Salameh</strong> known as the Red Prince. Her journey was marked by deadly encounters moral dilemmas and a tragic mistake that would define her legacy-the Lillehammer Affair.</p>