PM's Advisor's Leaked Personal Chats Cause Stir in Netanyahu's Office
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Political correspondent Michael Shemesh detailed the leak of personal communications from Jonathan Uriach, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The leaked chats involve political figures, media, and PMO staff, alongside personal content. Uriach has a history of destroying devices, but this leak stemmed from a security breach on his phone. The content is being withheld due to privacy laws.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Personal communications of Prime Minister Netanyahu's advisor Jonathan Uriach were leaked online.
- The leaked chats include conversations with political professionals, Likud members, and media figures.
- The leak originated from a security breach on Uriach's personal mobile device.
- Uriach has previously destroyed devices during investigations.
- The specific content of the leaked correspondences will not be published due to privacy laws.
Channel 13 News political correspondent Michael Shemesh is reporting on the recent leak of personal correspondences belonging to Jonathan Uriach, a close advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The leaked materials, which have circulated online, include conversations Uriach had with political professionals, Likud party members, media figures, and senior officials within the Prime Minister's Office, alongside other personal content. Shemesh noted that Uriach has a history of destroying his mobile devices and communications during previous investigations, such as the "Bileh" and "Qatar-gate" affairs. However, in this instance, a severe security breach on his personal device, which remained unpatched, led to the widespread dissemination of the content. According to privacy laws, publishing illegally obtained personal material from a citizen's phone is prohibited, and therefore the specific correspondences will not be published.
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