Israeli Ambulance Driver Charged with Passing Hospital Emergency Info to Iran
The Israeli prosecution has indicted Amir Hisham Muhammad Titi, a 34-year-old resident of Baana, on charges of conducting tasks for Iran. Titi, who worked as an ambulance driver, allegedly exploited his unrestricted access to hospitals across Israel to transmit information and photos about the preparedness of several hospitals during routine and emergency situations to his Iranian handlers. Additionally, during one of his visits to a hospital in northern Israel, Titi reportedly recorded Israeli President Isaac Herzog during a visit to Nahariya Hospital.
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