The House On Garibaldi Street

The House on Garibaldi Street is a gripping historical and intelligence-based non-fiction narrative written by Isser Harel. The book recounts one of the most significant covert operations of the 20th century—the capture of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in Argentina.

It details the meticulous planning, surveillance, and execution carried out by Israeli intelligence agents to locate and abduct Eichmann, who was living under a false identity in Buenos Aires. The narrative provides insight into the challenges faced by the operatives, the secrecy of the mission, and the global political tensions surrounding the case.