How did Khamenei "fall"? Mossad knew his every move

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : According to the newspaper, Israel's intelligence service, Mossad, had access for years to Iran's video surveillance system, which is part of the state monitoring apparatus, but in this case it was allegedly used against the authorities in Tehran.
49% : Israel reportedly gained access to the cameras several years ago and determined that one of them was positioned to show the location where members of Ali Khamenei's security parked their vehicles.
48% : According to the same sources, Israel used artificial intelligence-based tools and proprietary algorithms to process large volumes of data about the Iranian leadership and their movements, enabling the tracking of Khamenei to a meeting on Saturday where he was struck.
43% : Israel hacked Tehran's traffic camera network to track the bodyguards of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as well as other senior Iranian officials, the British newspaper Financial Times reported today, citing sources familiar with the matter.
36% : The newspaper also reports that Israel and the United States jammed mobile communications on Pasteur Street in Tehran, where Khamenei was killed, so that anyone attempting to contact the bodyguards and potentially warn them would receive a busy signal.
36% : Iran then launched massive retaliatory strikes against Israel and targets linked to the United States across the Middle East region.
30% : The United States and Israel attacked Iran early Saturday morning in what they described as "preventive strikes," following the failure of multiple rounds of negotiations over Iran's nuclear program.

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