Eli Feldstein, a central figure in the 'Bild leak' case, has responded to an Israel Hayom report that advisors to Prime Minister Netanyahu allegedly transferred classified security information to Qatari intermediaries. The content of his response has not been disclosed.
Eli Feldstein, a key figure in the 'Bild leak' case, has responded to an Israel Hayom report published earlier today alleging that advisors to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu transferred classified security information to Qatari intermediaries. The content of his response has not been publicly disclosed.
The report follows a security source claim reported by The Zioneer earlier today (Sun 06:52) that the leak was intended to damage Egypt's reputation. That claim has not been independently verified. The controversy comes amid broader concerns over Qatari influence in Israeli security circles; over the weekend, former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot said that Qatari agents operated in Israel's most sensitive security institutions, as The Zioneer reported.
Feldstein is currently a defendant in the 'Bild leak' case, in which he is accused of extracting classified IDF documents and leaking them to the German newspaper Bild. The case has become a central political and legal flashpoint in Israel.
2 developments
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- DevelopingEli Feldstein reveals Netanyahu's office concerns over Ben Gvir's actions
- DevelopingGadi Eisenkot: Qatari agents operated in Israel's most sensitive security areas
- DevelopingBennett slams Netanyahu over Qatar-linked aide indictment, says PM 'fears Uriq'
Source and signal
- Open-source intake