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Israeli Sentenced to Three Years for Contacting Iranian Agents Doron Bokobza was sentenced to three years in prison for contacting Iranian intelligence agents, claiming access to the Dimona nuclear facility, and receiving cryptocurrency for completing tasks. The sentence resulted from a plea deal, and Bokobza was convicted of communicating with an agent of a hostile state. The case highlights ongoing efforts by Israeli security services to counter Iranian espionage attempts.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Doron Bokobza sentenced to 3 years for contacting Iranian agents. 02 He claimed access to Dimona nuclear center and received crypto payments. 03 Bokobza was convicted of communicating with an agent of a hostile state. 04 The sentence followed a plea deal with the prosecution. 05 Israeli security services warn citizens against contact with foreign agents. Translated and summarized by baba from Vesty , the latest report. Read Vesty’s original The coverage
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