Israeli Arab Arrested on Suspicion of Carrying Out Tasks for Iran
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Israeli police and Shin Bet announced the arrest of a Palestinian citizen on suspicion of spying for Iran. The suspect is alleged to have communicated with Iranian agents in exchange for thousands of Israeli shekels. The suspect will appear before a judge at the Haifa District Court today.
Muhammad Khalaf, 25, was arrested in a joint investigation by the Shin Bet and the police on suspicion that he was in contact online with an Iranian official and carried out a series of missions for him. An indictment will be filed against him today in the Haifa District Court. The post Indictment: Baqa Al-Gharbiya Resident Carried Out Missions for Iranian Intelligence appeared first on JDN.
A 25-year-old resident of Baqa al-Gharbia was arrested on suspicion of being in contact with Iranian intelligence officials and carrying out a series of missions for them in exchange for payment.
Muhammad Khalaf, 25, arrested in recent weeks on suspicion of contacting Iranian officials • carried out missions in exchange for payment | Indictment to be filed today (police)
Israel: The Israeli police and the General Security Service (SHABAC) reported the detention of a resident of Bak al-Gharbiyah, Muhammad Khalaf, an Israeli national suspected of contact with Iranian intelligence agents.
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