Iran struggles against Western and Israeli intelligence efforts. That truth bears consideration in light of the claim on Tuesday by Iran’s civilian intelligence chief, Mahmoud Alavi, that his service has recently arrested dozens of spies working for foreign powers.
I doubt Alavi’s honesty. In fact, it’s far more likely that Alavi is buffering his own reputation amid unprecedented internal power jockeying in Tehran.
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