In Palestine, Nimrodi’s family faced numerous challenges. The region was under British mandate, and tensions were high between the Jewish and Arab populations. These early experiences of displacement and hardship undoubtedly shaped Nimrodi’s worldview and future endeavors.In 1948, the same year that Israel declared its independence, Nimrodi joined the newly formed Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
His role in Mossad would bring him into the complex world of international espionage and arms dealing. By 1956, he had become deeply involved in Mossad’s operations, particularly in Iran, where he would spend two decades as a key operative.Nimrodi’s tenure in Homeland was marked by significant influence and activity.
