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Israeli Court Sentences Man to Record 13.5 Years for Spying for Iran
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
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An Israeli court sentenced Alexander Granovsky to a record 13.5 years for collaborating with Iranian intelligence. He admitted to arson, vandalism, and providing sensitive information to Iranian agents.
- 01Israeli court imposes record 13.5-year sentence for spying for Iran.
- 02Granovsky admitted to arson, vandalism, and providing sensitive data.
- 03He targeted vehicles, infrastructure, and provided military personnel details.
- 04The sentence is the harshest for Israelis collaborating with Iranian agents.
- 05Recruitment often occurs via social media, according to investigators.
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