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Ongoing Story· Day 14

Netanyahu Advisor Uriach Planned Qatar Image Campaign, Interrogation Quotes Reveal

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Netanyahu Aide Urich Paid Over NIS 1 Million for Foreign Work, Secret Meeting Revealed

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Yonatan Urich, a senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, received NIS 1.19 million in 2024 for consulting work for foreign clients, primarily related to Qatar, from a firm owned by Israel Einhorn. Meanwhile, Netanyahu held a secret meeting with a former senior Mossad official implicated in Qatargate, who allegedly asked the prime minister to ease criticism of Qatar. Investigators suspect Urich helped coordinate this meeting. Urich and Einhorn were also reportedly involved in preparing political messaging for Romania's AUR party.

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  • Yonatan Urich received NIS 1.19 million in 2024 for foreign consulting work, including projects related to Qatar.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a secret meeting with a former senior Mossad official implicated in Qatargate.
  • The former Mossad official allegedly asked Netanyahu to moderate government criticism of Qatar.
  • Investigators suspect Urich helped coordinate the secret meeting between Netanyahu and the former official.
  • Urich and Einhorn were also involved in preparing political messaging for Romania's AUR party.

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