The book describes the difficult life and dangerous missions of the greatest lohemets - employees of the Israeli secret service Mossad. Their exploits prove that they are not only equal to male agents, but often superior to them. Strong and courageous women carry out missions brilliantly, while battling both painful loneliness and the arrogant attitude of some male colleagues. The authors reveal the activities and characters of the Amazons of the Mossad: Yolanda - at the court of King Farouk of Egypt, Dina - in Tehran, Shula, sentenced to death by hanging, Seagal, who recruited the best agents, Marcel, who jumped out of the window in the torture chamber, Linda, who miraculously survived the Holocaust , Aliza, who broke through the glass ceiling, and many other brave Israeli women.

“A huge number of books about the Mossad paint a deceptive picture: a secret army of brave, strong and smart men like James Bond and other masters of espionage from films, TV series and novels. It's time to replace this fictional picture with a real one, where women work shoulder to shoulder with men. It is impossible to describe all the women who served in this secret army—there are hundreds of them. It would be impossible to even list their names, let alone tell all the stories in full: much of what the Amazons of the Mossad did and are doing will remain classified for many years to come. And yet, the women whose stories we choose to tell here vividly represent this secret community of defenders of their homeland, in no way inferior to men - a community that is still, intentionally or accidentally, often ignored." (Michael Bar-Zohar, Nissim Mishal)