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Tel Aviv man arrested for helping coordinate Iranian missile attacks
Police arrest Israeli man who helped direct Iranian ballistic missile attacks on Israel during the June war in exchange for cryptocurrency payments. By World Israel News Staff An Israeli man was arrested last week on suspicion of aiding Iran during the 12-day war this past June, authorities said Monday afternoon. The suspect, a 27-year-old resident of Tel Aviv, was arrested Thursday in a joint operation of the Shin Bet security agency and the Cy…
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Israel arrests man accused of spying for Iran
Israeli security forces said in a statement on Monday that they had arrested a Tel Aviv resident suspected of collecting intelligence for Iran, reported Xinhua. The 27-year-old Israeli allegedly initiated contact with Iranian operatives through a social network and carried out assignments for them in exchange for payment, according to a joint investigation by the police cybercrime unit and the Shin Bet internal security agency. Investigators sai…
A 27-year-old young man from Tel Aviv made contact with Iranian officials on social media, photographed key sites for them - and received thousands of shekels in cryptocurrency. He was arrested, but the court released him to his home without house arrest, and gave him a relatively light sentence - a ban on using the Internet.
According to the suspicion, the young man recently made contact with Iranian officials on his own initiative and carried out tasks in exchange for payment. Among other things, he photographed the location of the missile's fall on Jabotinsky Street in Ramat Gan. In a hearing held this morning in his case, the police requested an extension of his detention, but the judge ruled that he be released to house arrest.
A 27-year-old Tel Aviv resident, who was arrested last Thursday on suspicion of spying for Iranian elements and contacting them to carry out missions, was released from custody today (Monday). The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court rejected the police's request to extend the suspect's detention conditions, so that he would be under house arrest, and ordered his full release. Last week, his detention was extended until today. The suspect was arrested, t…
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