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New Indictment Reveals Operational Link Between Two Iran Spy Cases
How 1 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By אור רביד
What happened
An Israeli indictment reveals a direct operational link between two Iranian espionage cases, showing that a recently convicted spy planted a phone later collected by a new defendant, who also provided intelligence from a youth boarding school.
- 01New indictment links two separate Iranian espionage operations in Israel.
- 02Defendant Mohamed Khalaf collected a phone planted by convicted spy Fares Abu Alheija.
- 03Khalaf received cryptocurrency for tasks including intelligence gathering from a youth boarding school.
- 04Abu Alheija was sentenced for spying activities, including photographing a former minister's home.
- 05Both operatives worked under the same Iranian intelligence handler without knowing each other.
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