The family of Israeli actor Chaim Topol, who worked with James Bond actor Roger Moore in the film 'For Your Eyes Only', has made a big and serious disclosure. The actor Chaim Topol died last month at the age of 87. Now his family has revealed that, while alive, Topol worked for a long time for Israel's spy service, Moosad.

According to family revelations, Topol used his London home as a base to target Arab enemy embassies, airports, and airlines. Speaking to the Israeli newspaper, Topol's wife Galia and children Eddie and Omar made these revelations. The family told that Topol once tried to disturb the embassy of an Arab country by taking a flat next to it. This led to him pretending to be a dental patient to cover up the noise of a drilling machine used for espionage. Omar said, 'Although I don't know exactly what their missions and duties involved. But I know this much: He was on a secret mission from Moosad.

The family said that near Topol were a small Minox camera and a small spool tape recorder. He often used to make secret trips abroad. Chaim always did some brave deeds, Galia said. Hence, he is likely to be involved in multiple missions. However, Topol achieved success in Israel as an actor. He had a huge success in 1967 with Fiddler on the Roof, and later, the 1971 film brought him international recognition. Thereafter, Topol moved to London and bought an apartment there. He was a regular visitor to the Israeli Embassy. According to his son, he was a member of the Mossad branch operating in the British capital.

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