Netanyahu Aide Urich Admits Working for Qatar Post-Oct. 7
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aide, Yonatan Urich, reportedly admitted to working for Qatar on PR after the October 7 attacks, potentially until mid-2024. Urich denied working for Qatar in Israel post-October 7 and stated he did not inform Netanyahu of his external consulting role. Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called the situation "treason," while Yair Golan demanded an investigation into Netanyahu's ties with Qatar.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- PM Netanyahu's aide Yonatan Urich admits working for Qatar post-Oct. 7, potentially until mid-2024.
- Urich denied working for Qatar within Israel after the October 7 massacre.
- Former PM Naftali Bennett called the affair "the most serious case of treason."
- Yair Golan called for an investigation into Netanyahu's ties with Qatar.
- Urich reportedly met with senior Qatari official Ali al-Thawadi twice in July 2024.
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