Netanyahu Adviser Urich Admits Qatari Image Work During War
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Jonatan Urich, an adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, admitted during interrogation in the Qatargate affair to receiving hundreds of thousands of shekels for promoting Qatar's image, even during the ongoing war. Urich estimated his work continued until mid-to-late 2024 and claimed he did not inform Netanyahu about the project. He denied any conflict of interest and rejected allegations of receiving payment for Qatari interests after October 7. Investigators questioned the timeline and the apparent contradiction between his roles.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu adviser Jonatan Urich admitted receiving money for Qatar image work during the war.
- Urich estimated his Qatari image promotion work continued until mid-to-late 2024.
- He claimed he did not inform Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the Qatari project.
- Urich rejected allegations of a conflict of interest and improper conduct.
- Netanyahu had reportedly denied any knowledge of Urich's work for Qatar.
- Urich denied receiving payment to promote Qatar's interests after October 7.
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