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Amidst the sharp escalation between Israel and Iran, an informal intelligence cooperation network is emerging between the French foreign intelligence service, known as the DGSE<\/strong> (General Directorate for External Security), and its Israeli counterpart, Mossad<\/strong>. This reflects a qualitative shift in Paris’s approach to security issues in the Middle East.<\/p>\n

The DGSE, which serves as the external arm of French national security, traditionally focuses on gathering information outside borders, executing clandestine operations, and monitoring transnational terrorist threats. However, in recent years, its role has begun to move beyond simple monitoring to become an active player in coordinating highly sensitive technical and field operations. These include current developments in the overlapping arenas of Tehran, Gaza, and the South Caucasus.<\/p>\n

Technical and Field Integration: Drones at the Heart of Cooperation<\/u><\/b><\/p>\n

One of the most prominent tools in this secret cooperation between Paris and Tel Aviv is the use of drones<\/strong>. Thanks to their technological advancement and versatile mission capabilities, these assets have become a central tool for precision strikes, intelligence gathering, and the disruption of critical infrastructure. While Israel has accumulated extensive experience using drones for assassinations and targeting deep within Iranian territory, France has provided technical and logistical facilities to support these operations, particularly regarding real-time data analysis, electronic jamming, and coordination in shared operational spaces.<\/p>\n

Reports indicate that Mossad has recently deployed advanced drones from undisclosed bases, some of which are located in territories near the Iranian border. These assets have enabled strikes on missile production facilities and sites of a nuclear nature. The collected intelligence, which the DGSE helped bolster, was crucial in identifying high-precision targets during the recent wave of strikes.<\/p>\n

A New French Positioning in Regional Security<\/u><\/b><\/p>\n

The intelligence rapprochement between the two parties is not only understood in the context of countering the Iranian project but is also part of a broader French strategy to reposition itself in the regional security arena. Paris has worked to expand its intelligence influence by cooperating with active local and regional powers, leveraging its multifaceted political and defense relationships, and strengthening its presence in strategically sensitive areas such as the Red Sea, the Horn of Africa, and Northern Syria.<\/p>\n

In this context, some Arab capitals provide silent facilitation that contributes to the success of this cooperation\u2014whether by opening airspace, providing infrastructure, or sharing data. Without official announcements, these factors contribute to drawing an intertwined intelligence map where French national security interests intersect with the Israeli military agenda.<\/p>\n

A New Model for Shadow War<\/u><\/b><\/p>\n

The growing cooperation between the DGSE and Mossad embodies a clear transformation in the pattern of contemporary warfare. Security operations no longer take place solely in traditional theaters; instead, they rely on a complex “shadow war”: a mix of precision strikes, electronic espionage, the infiltration of human networks, and non-public coordination between international agencies.<\/p>\n

While both sides benefit from this integration\u2014France by enhancing its ability to influence the field without overt involvement, and Israel by deepening its external intelligence cover\u2014the most important question remains: how long will this alliance last if the scope of confrontation expands and the limited war turns into an open regional conflict?<\/p>\n

In any case, what is happening behind the scenes today between Paris and Tel Aviv may be one of the most significant drivers of the upcoming security landscape in the Middle East and a defining factor in the new balances of power following this confrontation.<\/p>\n

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