Australian Broadcasting Corporation claims Ben Zygier, eager to impress his Mossad superiors, revealed name of a Lebanese double agent, blowing a major operation to return bodies of soldiers captured after battle of Sultan Yacoub.

Former Intel Chief Yadlin: United States should 'fly B-2 to Gulf to show its determination to use force if necessary.'

We must not accept the argument that Zygier's suicide simply couldn't be prevented - and that no warden or mental health professional will be held accountable for failing to act on the ample warning signs.

State Prosecutor also announced that it will not indict any Israel Prison Service personnel involved in guarding alleged Mossad agent Ben Zygier; the basic details of the investigation into Zygier's death were withheld pending decision on indictments.

What tipped the balance against preemptive action on Yom Kippur in 1973 was not military information, but rather diplomatic, political and strategic considerations, recently declassified documents suggest.

Ben Zygier is dead and buried but the case of 'Detainee X' lives on. It’s high time for a serious and independent inquiry.

Bob Carr says he is 'not aware there has been a comprehensive accounting' of what gave rise to arrest, detention, and 2010 death of alleged Mossad agent Ben Zygier.

Der Spiegel expose on Prisoner X affair reveals that the Lebanese agents, Ziad al-Homsi and Mustafa Ali Awada, were subsequently arrested in May 2009 and sentenced to lengthy prison sentences for espionage.

The Australian foreign ministry investigation confirms Ben Zygier was facing a 20-year prison sentence for a security-related crime and criticizes the Australian government's handling of the case.

Australia FM stops short of saying dual citizen Ben Zygier, known as the Prisoner X who died in Israeli prison, was employed by Mossad, says Canberra will lodge 'strong protest' if it emerges Israel used his passport for intelligence-gathering purposes.