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In the wake of the 1995 Oslo Peace Accords, a wave of Palestinian terror hits Jewish targets. Israel responds with a clandestine war in Paris, Zurich, and Tel Aviv. When a beautiful Mossad agent is critically wounded in Amsterdam, master spy Jerusalem Gerster pursues the attackers back to Israel, where he uncovers a sinister conspiracy to perpetrate an unprecedented national catastrophe—the assassination of Prime Minister Rabin.
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I think that the way the PR company originally set up this contest was way too confusing. Thankfully they listened to my feedback and allowed me to change how this contest is run on my blog.
So here it the deal...
We've been assigned to go to Tel Aviv as undercover agents. What would be the best undercover disguise?
Rafflecopter will choose the winner from my blog so even if your disguise is not the most original or creative you can still win! There are 3 other blogs you can enter for 3 other chances to win $100 on each of them as well: http://spycover.pen.io/
That's 4 different $100 winners and hardly anyone has entered!
So here is all you have to do...
Mandatory:
- Like author AvrahamAzrieli's facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/AvrahamAzrieli
Optional:
- Share your best covert ID (undercover disguise) as a comment on Avraham Azrieli's facebook page or as a comment on this blog.
- Tweet about this giveaway to get tips from your Twitter friends (tag #spycover) on what the best identity would be to go undiscovered as a spy in Tel Aviv.
- Like this blog post on Facebook.
1 randomly chosen person will win $100 dollars + a copy of the book.
Last day to enter is May 15th.
Winners will be announced May 16th.
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IN Tel Aviv I would be a cart vendor selling hot dogs :) I would blend right in hopefully lol
ReplyDeleteIf I were a covert agent in Tel Aviv, I would try to fit in. I probably should weigh less than I do but since I don't, I would keep my red hair and pale skin, wear sunglasses and lots of sunblock, probably wear a scarf or hat depending on what I saw locals wearing. Put on a knit tip and leggings and sandals and carry a large handbag with a strap and try to look like I belonged
ReplyDeleteI would just be a tourist fannypack and all!
ReplyDeleteIn Tel Aviv: I will be a little old lady that no one pays any attention to. Have had good practice at this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the contest.
Hey, I'll take $100!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI like to blend in, so I'd study the culture and dress like someone, anyone, everyone else. Hopefully with something wrapped around my head for extra mystery.
As a street cart vendor serving hummus.
ReplyDeleteis this open worldwide? thanks :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe this comes from too many years watching Monty Python, but I'd
ReplyDeletehave to say the best disguise would be that of a *shrubbery* ...
no one EVER suspects the arborvitae ;D
Mary DeBorde M.A.D.
Hahaha haha! That's awesome...
DeleteI'd be a Mom playing with her child
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My undercover disguise would be a pregnant mom pushing a baby stroller.
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I would go as a hearing impaired tourist. People would feel free to talk around me.
ReplyDeleteI would dress like Borat. I would totally blend in right?!
ReplyDeleteBlend in by looking Jewish, as a student visiting another student in the country and wanting to learn about the country. Using a hidden camera and tape recorder to catch conversations. The tiny pen type they use today.
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Tel Aviv: I'd go as a journalist and have fake press passes. Although that would make me a little more noticeable than a regular tourist or student, but at least I'd have a reason to be somewhere.
ReplyDeleteMy best undercover disguise for a spy in Tel Aviv would be as a quiet nerdy librarian that is visiting the area for research for my Phd...
ReplyDeleteIn tel Aviv I would be disguised as an entertainer near the beautiful beach/sea.Which means I would probably be a FIRE DANCER!(of course I would have to train in the art of fire dancing but still it would be way AWESOME!)
ReplyDeleteLisseth @read-a-holicz.blogspot.com
Tell Aviv:I would disguise myself as a cheerleader
ReplyDeletein Tel Aviv, ill be your taxi driver
ReplyDeleteTed Kooper
fwdsd45 @gmail.com
i'm thinking of being a blind homeless person as a disguise!
ReplyDeleteMy undercover disguise would be as a tour guide :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is rather interesting for a give away however, I am new to the blogging world therefore I am choosing not to enter. Thank you for sharing.
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As a spy in Tel Aviv, I would be in several under cover people: A Nun, a Student from America there to study Jewish Law, A street vendor. I would change up to meet the places that I need to track the person and information.
ReplyDeleteCyndee Thomas
cyndee.thomas, FB and Blog follower:)
As a spy in Tel Aviv, I think just jeans and a t-shirt would let me blend in, or maybe a summery dress.
ReplyDeletemy identy lost & confused tourist who cant find her books
ReplyDeletebest disguise for a spy would be to be a very excited student with a camera to do a paper on Tel Aviv
ReplyDeletea tourist would make a good disguise.
ReplyDeleteAs a Hasidic Jew? Men can wear the hats and curls which kind of obscures the face. Women can wear a wig. If dressed appropriately, I think peoples' eyes tend to wander over them.
ReplyDeleteI would disguise myself as an old lady with a whit haired wig.
ReplyDeleteA Student studying abroad would be a good disguise I think.
ReplyDeleteI'd be an American tourist wearing modest clothing who spoke little to no Hebrew!!
ReplyDeleteMichele
MikiHope1@Yahoo.com
I would go as a student or archaeology studying at one of the Tel-Aviv museums!
ReplyDeletejoellaelbert@gmail.com
I would disguise myself by looking like any other regular tourist, I'm in a wheelchair and I think that would help as they wouldn't expect a spy to be disabled.
ReplyDeleteI liked the author on Facebook (April Vrugtman) and I think the best disguise would be an in-your-face obnoxious American tourist.
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I would disguise myself as a school teacher. No one ever suspects the teacher (except maybe the students...).
ReplyDeleteTracy Awalt Juliano
My covert id would be a person on a pilgrimage to the holy land.
ReplyDeleteTel Aviv is a city rich in culture and saturated with religious history. I would go as part of a mission group sent to learn about the various temples, religious artifacts and historical sites. My presence all over town wouldn't come into question. People would tend to be more helpful for those moments when I'm "lost", or so they think, should they run up on me in a location where I was taking care of "business".
ReplyDeleteI would be a bartender, it's amazing what drunk people will tell you.
ReplyDeletea street vendor maybe?
ReplyDeleteAn old lady tourist with lots of ills and ailments - in other words, going as myself...
ReplyDeletekpbarnett1941[at]aol.com
No one ever remembers me. Really. My husband will have met a person once and they will always remember him and even where they met him. Me, no. I'm average looking all around and shy. So, I don't think it would be hard for me to go undercover. I'd probably be able to walk right in and take pictures etc. and not even be noticed or remembered. I'd be a tourist with her camera. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteIn Tel Aviv, I'll be a tourist mom with a few kids in tow.
ReplyDeleteA homeless woman with horribly smelly clothes, ratty hair, and rotten teeth (fake, of course)!
ReplyDeleteI would be a cart vendor
ReplyDeleteI would be a cart vendor
ReplyDeleteI would be a cart vendor
ReplyDeleteI would be a cart vendor
ReplyDeleteHow about as a member of the Israeli army?
ReplyDeleteI would dress like a tourist, with a silly personality, because I won't look like someone dangerous (though I'm really are)
ReplyDeleteI said I would dress as James Bond.(I got nothing better, sorry. :)
ReplyDeleteWell, what I think would work best has been taken several times. How about a taxi driver? I could even stand around on "break" any time I needed to.
ReplyDeleteAs a lost foreign tourist
ReplyDeleteI would be a ninja.
ReplyDeleteAn old lay with a cane sitting on a bench.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking little Asian schoolgirl...wait that might attract too much attention. Japanese tourist.
ReplyDeleteI would be undercover as a bread vendor at a cart. We saw them all over Israel!
ReplyDeleteCindy B