I'll guess assassinated He was a spicy meatball that was getting real close to crossing the line They go onto this kinda humor to bring out the radicals for the government, but provocateurs are a risk of getting converted by the people they were meant to provoke. They go rogue, and that causes problems fir their employers. Like that story "the beleiver" a mossad jew was sent to i filtration an American group of neo naxis, and wound up going native, becoming what they call a "believer" - some agent who was supposed to pretend to join an extremist group as part of an undercover operation that ends up genuinely converting to the ideology and joining the group for real, due to figuring out that he was sending information that was intentionally falsified in order to protect the members of the group he was supposed to be helping to bust. When this was discovered, his bosses leaked to the papers that he was a jewish undercover agent. They expected the nazis to do their work for them, after all, the defector was still a jew living with neo naxi militia at the end of the day, but instead the guys were sympathetic to their infiltrator who had befriended them, while thos was unexpected, so to was the fact that the guy himself did the deed, as he killed himself out of shame and guilt after bring exposed. Guy was still a jewish nazi when he took his own life, it wasn't just down to self loathing, but also die to the fact that every effort was being made from the other side to make his life hell after they figured out he had defected to the neo nazis. They made a movie of it, but don't watch it, it's talmudwood trash that tries to tell the story while still making the mossad (that set out to kill a guy from their side, and succeeded if you count driving him to suicide as the same as murder) look good and nazis (who decided not to so much as reject a guy who was not only from the other side, but initially came to them hoping to do them harm) look bad.