An Israeli who served in regular and reserve duty in a classified military unit has been indicted on charges of espionage for Iran and attempting to pass information to the enemy, according to a report.
An Israeli citizen who served in both regular and reserve duty in a classified military unit has been indicted on charges of espionage for Iran and attempting to pass information to the enemy, according to a report. The indictment adds to a series of similar cases involving Iranian espionage efforts against Israel. As The Zioneer has reported in recent months, several individuals have been charged or convicted for such offenses, including a Tajik national allegedly documenting strategic targets, a Haifa resident charged with wartime espionage, an IDF soldier sentenced to five years for espionage during Operation Rising Lion, and a Bat Yam resident accused of providing missile-impact information. The name of the suspect and further details of the alleged offenses have not been disclosed.
7 developments
- ConfirmedIsraeli Prosecutors Seek Indictment of Tajik National for Allegedly Spying for Iran
- DevelopingIndictment filed against young Israeli for ties with Iranian agents
- StrongHaifa resident charged with spying for Iran during wartime
- StrongTajik national allegedly recruited by Iran to spy on Israel, paid $2,230 in crypto
Source and signal
- Open-source intake