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Israel's drive to secure a technological edge – particularly its secret nuclear weapons program – led to intensified espionage in the 1960s. In 1960, Israel's Ministry of Defense created the Scientific Liaison Bureau (abbreviated LAKAM in Hebrew) specifically to acquire scientific and technical information from abroad, especially from the United States. A CIA report from the era noted LAKAM gave "top priority" to collecting U.S. scientific intelligence. During the Cold War, U.S. security officials privately ranked Israel as "the second most active" intelligence service on American soil (surpassed only by the Soviet Union). Israel's focus was on obtaining military technology and dual-use items that it could not readily buy, often using covert methods and front companies.[5] 

One of the most consequential suspicions of this era is the NUMEC affair (sometimes called the Apollo affair). In the mid-1960s, more than 200 pounds of weapons-grade highly enriched uranium went missing from a nuclear fuel plant operated by the Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation (NUMEC) in Apollo, Pennsylvania.[6] Circumstantial evidence led U.S. intelligence to suspect an Israeli operation: NUMEC's president, Zalman Shapiro, was a Zionist leader with close ties to Israeli officials. According to a former CIA station chief in Tel Aviv, the NUMEC plant was "an Israeli operation from the beginning," allegedly funneling nuclear material to Israel's nascent atomic weapons project.[5]

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An FBI investigation later revealed that Milchan had orchestrated the krytron procurement scheme (code-named "Project Pinto") and that a young Benjamin Netanyahu (then an Israeli diplomat) was involved in the logistics at Heli Trading. Milchan himself publicly admitted in 2013 that he spent years as an undercover operative purchasing technology for Israel's nuclear program.[7]