Eli Cohen was an Israeli spy known for his undercover work in Syria during the 1960s. Born in 1924 in Egypt, he immigrated to Israel in 1949. Cohen successfully infiltrated the Syrian government, gaining the trust of high-ranking officials and providing valuable intelligence to the Israeli military. His espionage activities included gathering information on Syrian military positions and plans. Unfortunately, Cohen was captured in 1965, tried, and executed in 1967. His legacy remains significant in the history of Israeli intelligence and espionage, highlighting the risks and sacrifices made by spies in the pursuit of national security.