Flavio Bolsonaro steps off a plane after arriving at Opa Locka Executive Airport in Miami, Florida. (October 28)
Former Mossad agent helped Flávio Bolsonaro leave Brazil: report
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A former Mossad agent assisted Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in leaving the country in violation of a judicial order, according to a CNN Brazil report citing Brazilian security agency findings.
The senator, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, lost the presidential runoff on October 25 to incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Shortly afterward, Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the confiscation of Bolsonaro’s passports and barred him from leaving Brazil amid investigations into suspected money laundering.
Bolsonaro has denied wrongdoing in the probes.
According to the investigation detailed by CNN Brazil, a former ‘Israeli’ intelligence officer who is a naturalized US citizen arrived in Brazil on October 19.
He accompanied Bolsonaro from Brasília to the Argentine border and was in the same van as the senator during the crossing.
The operation was planned before the second-round vote and involved logistical support from figures linked to at least two other countries.
On the night of October 27, Bolsonaro crossed the Tancredo Neves Bridge from Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, into Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, in one of two commercial vans.
His wife and two daughters traveled in the second vehicle.
Security cameras recorded the passage. The drivers—an former city councilman from Foz do Iguaçu and his son—did not need to present passports to enter Argentina.
From Puerto Iguazú the family boarded a Gulfstream G400 private jet (registration LV-JQW) operated by Argentine charter firm Baires Fly.
The aircraft refueled in Guayaquil, Ecuador, and landed at Opa-locka Executive Airport near Miami around 10:30 AM on October 28.
Upon arrival, Bolsonaro used a diplomatic passport that Brazilian federal police had canceled.
Brazilian investigators and government sources described the departure as a planned international “exfiltration,” internally referred to as “Operation Alba.”
They said it involved assistance from members of Argentine President Javier Milei’s government and US connections.
One report linked political strategist Jason Miller, associated with US President Donald Trump, to arrangements for the jet.
Brazilian officials stated that “there was national and state-level assistance from Argentina and the United States.”
Argentina’s representative was later summoned for clarifications.
The Federal Police is examining the circumstances of the departure and considering a request to freeze Bolsonaro’s assets.
No official Brazilian border record of his exit was found.
In a subsequent open letter, Bolsonaro referred to himself as the “leader of Brazil,” rejected the election result, and said he left to avoid imprisonment and censorship.
The identity of the former Mossad agent has not been disclosed, and there is no confirmed evidence that the ‘Israeli’ agency itself directed the operation.
