In 1973, a Mossad team murdered Moroccan waiter Ahmed Bouchikhi in front of his pregnant wife with 13 shots from a pistol in Lillehammer, Norway, after assuming him to be a terrorist leader.

Of the fifteen agents responsible, six were captured by Norwegian police and five sentenced, but were released shortly after. None of the other nine who fled, including the two murderers, were brought to justice. The Israeli government has not officially taken responsibility or apologized for Bouchikhi’s murder.