Sprayed Graffiti on a Monument: Daniel Ki Tov Convicted of Two Offenses of Contact with an Iranian Agent
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After being arrested in February last year on suspicion of carrying out espionage missions, the young man from Elad was convicted of two offenses of contacting a foreign agent. At the end of the evidentiary process, it was revealed that he had carried out dozens of missions in exchange for financial payment - while aware that his actions could harm state security.
The Central District Court in Lod convicted Daniel Ki Tov of Elad today (Monday) of two offenses of contact with a foreign agent during the "Iron Swords" war. The court accepted the position of the prosecution and determined in the verdict, at the end of an evidentiary process conducted by Attorney Moshe Yehezkel of the Central District Prosecutor's Office (Criminal), that Daniel Ki Tov had a long-standing relationship with two foreign agents, a…
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