US EditionIsraeli authorities probe suspected Gaza intelligence leak by Netanyahu aide
- An Israeli court is considering lifting a gag order on suspected leaks of classified information by an associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu denies any wrongdoing, stating no one from his office has been arrested or investigated.
- The investigation involves police, military, and Shin Bet security, with several suspects arrested for questioning.
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A man close to Netanyahu is said to have passed confidential military documents to the media in order to thwart a hostage deal with Hamas. The case is also explosive for Israel's prime minister.
Case of Document Leaks Roils Israel
The Israeli authorities are investigating a civilian who has been working over the past year in the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and is suspected of illegally obtaining and leaking classified documents to the news media. The documents helped support Mr. Netanyahu’s reasoning for adding tough new conditions for a cease-fire deal with Hamas over the summer, amid intense public pressure for a deal to release Israeli hostages and end …
Israeli police have arrested Eliezer Feldstein, a senior official and aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for allegedly leaking classified intelligence to foreign media.
Israeli authorities probe suspected Gaza intelligence leak by Netanyahu aide - West Hawaii Today
RISHON LE-ZION, Israel — A suspected leak of classified Gaza documents involving an aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has jolted Israeli politics and outraged the families of hostages held by Hamas who have been pushing for a deal to get their loved ones home.
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