Supreme Court President Isaac Amit ordered the release to house arrest of a reserve soldier accused of contact with an Iranian agent, according to i24NEWS. The soldier faces charges for alleged contact with an Iranian agent. The court's decision places the soldier under house arrest pending further proceedings.
Supreme Court President Isaac Amit on Monday ordered the release to house arrest of a reserve soldier accused of contact with an Iranian agent, according to i24NEWS. The soldier faces charges for alleged contact with an Iranian agent. The court's decision places the soldier under house arrest while the case proceeds. The case involves a security offense and raises concerns about Iranian attempts to recruit Israeli personnel.
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