Hayoth
The Hayoth are a fictional team of super powered Israeli supercommandos published by DC Comics. They first appeared in "Suicide Squad" #45 (September 1990), and were created by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Geof Isherwood. The Hayoth's team name is a reference to four holy beasts from the "Zohar", as seen in the "Soncino Zohar" (1934) published as a part of the Soncino Books of the Bible series. Publication history. Kobra. The Hayoth are a team of four super powered covert operatives who act as a special division of the Mossad. Their first contact with the West came  when Amanda Waller was contracted to capture Kobra. Waller was informed of the Hayoth's existence by an Egyptian operative named Nazair. Nazair claimed that even though Kobra was in Israel, he was a threat to Egypt's interests as well. Amanda Waller and the Suicide Squad covertly sneak into Jerusalem seeking to capture or kill Kobra. But the Squad's arrival is detected by the Hayoth, and their Mossad liaison Colonel Hacohen takes Waller and Vixen into custody in order to show them that the Hayoth has already captured Kobra. Amanda figures out that Kobra allowed the Hayoth to  capture him but is unsure of why. Judith follows Vixen to a meeting with the Bronze Tiger and Ravan, she critically wounds Vixen and is nearly killed by the Bronze Tiger. Meanwhile, the Atom discovers Kobra's true plan all along was to corrupt Dybbuk, the Hayoth's AI team member. Kobra "corrupted" Dybbuk through a series of philosophical conversations about the nature of good and evil, he then attempts to use Dybbuk to start World War III. The day is saved by Ramban the team's kabbalistic magician who has a lengthy conversation with Dybbuk about the true nature  of good and evil, choice and morality. Ray Palmer. Their next encounter occurred when the Hayoth mistakenly believed they would be allowed to take Qurac's former President Marlo into custody. This misunderstanding caused the Hayoth to become embroiled in a four way conflict with the Justice League (Superman, Batman and Aquaman) who were there searching for Ray Palmer (the Atom) as well as the Suicide Squad, and the Onslaught. After a series of skirmishes Superman ends the fight with a shockwave caused by clapping both his hands together. The League confront Ray Palmer and he tells them about Micro  Force and their murder of Adam Cray, the man who had been impersonating him as a member of the Suicide Squad. Dybbuk and Ifrit. In order to gain the Hayoth's freedom after acting illegally on US soil, the entity known as Dybbuk agreed to help Amanda Waller and Doctor Simon LaGrieve of the IMHS (Institute for Metahuman Studies) deprogram Mindboggler. Mindboggler was now the entity known as "Ifrit" by entering the magnetic bottle that contained her new consciousness. Mindboggler's mind had been used by Quraci technicians as the template for Ifrit. Dybbuk succeeded, and Mindboggler who now recalled  her original identity of Leah Wasserman, and Dybbuk now calling himself Lenny are engaged to be married. Doomsday Clock. In the "Watchmen" sequel "Doomsday Clock", the Hayoth is mentioned to have been assembled as Israel's superhero team in light of "The Superman Theory". In addition to Seraph, Dybbuk, Golem, Judith, and Ramban, it was also mentioned that Pteradon is also a member of the Hayoth.