US EditionNetanyahu aide faces indictment over Gaza leak
ISRAEL, JUL 13 – Yonatan Urich allegedly leaked classified military details to a German newspaper to influence public opinion after six hostages were killed in Gaza, the attorney general said.
- A close adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Jonatan Urich, faces possible indictment for allegedly leaking classified information that could harm Israel's security, according to Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.
- Urich is accused of sharing highly classified Israeli military information to influence public discourse after the killing of six hostages in Gaza last August.
- Both Urich and another individual were previously arrested in connection with the Qatargate case over allegations of accepting money from Qatar.
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Netanyahu aide accused of leaking classified info on Gaza hostages, destroying eviden
According to charges, Jonathan Urich and Eli Feldstein shared info on Gaza hostages with fellow Netanyahu confidant Srulik Einhorn, intending to leak it to foreign media to influence public opinion and bypass military censorship
Netanyahu aide faces indictment over Gaza leak
An aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces indictment on security charges pending a hearing, Israel's attorney general said on Sunday, for allegedly leaking top secret military information during Israel's war in Gaza.
A-G seeks to file criminal charges against 'Qatargate' suspect for leaking classified info
The charges include offenses including the unlawful disclosure of classified information with intent to harm national security, possession of classified information, and evidence destruction.
Former Netanyahu aide could face charges
JERUSALEM — Israel’s attorney general said Sunday a close adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been advised that he could face criminal prosecution on allegations of providing secret information with the intent of harming the country’s security. The development involving a central figure in what is popularly known in Israel as Qatargate comes after police earlier this year arrested the adviser, Jonatan Urich, and former spokesman Eli…
Qatargate Scandal: Israeli PM Adviser Faces Criminal Charges
Israeli PM's adviser, Jonatan Urich, may face criminal prosecution over allegations of sharing secret information to harm national security. Dubbed 'Qatargate,' he is accused alongside Eli Feldstein of taking money from Qatar to promote its image. Urich also faces charges in a separate case of classified leaks.
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