Netanyahu Advisor Vows Legal Action Over Leaked Private Chats
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is taking legal action after his private WhatsApp messages were leaked and shared online. Urich stated that hacking and distributing the conversations, particularly if altered, is a criminal offense. His lawyers will pursue lawsuits against anyone involved in the publication or distribution of the messages.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yonatan Urich, advisor to PM Netanyahu, is pursuing legal action over leaked private WhatsApp chats.
- Urich's lawyers, Amit Haddad and Noa Milstein, issued a statement vowing to hold those responsible accountable.
- The statement declared that hacking and distributing the messages is a criminal offense.
- Those who publish, distribute, or share the leaked conversations will face personal lawsuits.
- Urich stated that perpetrators will 'pay the full price' for their actions.
Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has responded to the public dissemination of his private WhatsApp conversations on social media. In a statement posted on X, formerly Twitter, Urich announced that his legal team, comprised of Amit Haddad and Noa Milstein, would pursue legal action against those responsible.
According to the statement, anyone who hacked into Urich's WhatsApp and published personal messages, especially those who altered the conversations, will face severe consequences. The statement further warned that individuals who publish, distribute, or share these messages are committing a criminal offense and will be personally sued. Urich emphasized that those involved will 'pay the full price' for their actions.
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