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Netanyahu Adviser Admits Continued Work for Qatar Post-October 7
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's adviser, Jonatan Urich, admitted to police that he continued working for Qatari figures until mid-to-late 2024, after the October 7 attacks. Urich stated his work for Qatar was conducted "not in Israel" and that he did not report these external activities to Netanyahu. The admissions came during questioning by Lahav 433, which also revealed Urich used ChatGPT to improve Qatar's image. Netanyahu had previously testified he was unaware of his adviser's work for the Gulf state.
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- Netanyahu adviser Jonatan Urich admitted continuing work for Qatar until mid-to-late 2024.
- Urich's admission came during questioning by Israel's national police investigations unit.
- He stated his work for Qatar was conducted "not in Israel" after October 7.
- Urich claimed he did not report these external activities to Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu had previously testified he was unaware of his adviser's work for Qatar.
- Investigators are examining payments and Netanyahu's knowledge of the arrangement.
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