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Police say texts by Netanyahu's aides indicate key suspect lied in BibiLeaks interrogation

Summary by Haaretz
Police said that text messages exchanged between Yonatan Urich and Netanyahu's former spokesperson Eli Feldstein demonstrate Urich's awareness of a document leaked to German newspaper Bild, contrary to his claim that he had never seen or heard of it

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Police say texts by Netanyahu's aides indicate key suspect lied in BibiLeaks interrogation

Police said that text messages exchanged between Yonatan Urich and Netanyahu's former spokesperson Eli Feldstein demonstrate Urich's awareness of a document leaked to German newspaper Bild, contrary to his claim that he had never seen or heard of it

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Sunday, January 18, 2026.
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