Roman Gofman's name was first floated as the next Mossad director in the usual way, via anonymous security sources and cautious headlines. The debate that followed also sounded familiar: Is he experienced enough inside the building? Did he climb the right internal ladders? Will the rank and file accept him?But that narrow argument misses the point. Gofman's appointment is not just about who will sit in the director's office of Israel's most secretive institution. It is part of a quiet story