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Politics15:14 · Aug 9

Eli Feldstein Strongly Denies Claims of Sharing Classified Information with Qatar

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Eli Feldstein, former spokesperson for the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, issued a sharp rebuttal to a report published by Israel Hayom alleging that advisors close to Benjamin Netanyahu transferred classified information to Qatari officials to influence media discourse. Feldstein stated that it took him some time to process the "dramatic exposure" but firmly dismissed the claims as false and "complete nonsense." He challenged the accusers to provide proof to substantiate their allegations, wishing them luck in doing so.

The report, based on a senior security source, claimed that advisors in the Prime Minister's Office were involved in passing sensitive classified materials from security discussions. Feldstein, along with others named in the report, categorically denied any involvement in such activities. This response marks Feldstein's first public comment following the publication of the controversial report earlier today.

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