Former Mossad director Yossi Cohen publicly disclosed that Israeli intelligence operatives “toured” Iran’s Fordo nuclear facility “many times.” Cohen made the remarks during a public forum in Safed, revealing previously undisclosed details about Israel’s covert operations. He also alluded to a hypothetical US bombing of the site in 2025 as a long-held ambition. Cohen downplayed the immediate threat of Iran’s current 60% uranium enrichment levels, asserting it remains distant from weapons-grade capability. His statements offer a rare insight into Israel’s long-standing efforts to monitor and potentially disrupt Iran's nuclear program. The revelation raises questions about the extent of Israel’s intelligence gathering and its preparedness regarding Iran's nuclear advancements. This disclosure adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing international debate over Iran’s nuclear ambitions and the potential for military intervention.