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Israeli Man Charged With Spying for Iran, Aiding State Security Threats
An Israeli man from Mazra'a has been indicted for allegedly spying for Iranian intelligence, providing them with sensitive information and photographs of Israeli sites.
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What happened
- 01A 50-year-old Israeli man from Mazra'a faces charges of spying for Iran.
- 02He is accused of transferring information to an enemy to harm state security.
- 03The man allegedly communicated with Iranian intelligence via Telegram.
- 04He is accused of photographing military sites, factories, and police stations in Israel.
- 05Prosecutors state his actions were motivated by money and anger over Gaza operations.
The 50-year-old defendant is accused of contacting Iranian intelligence via Telegram, offering his services for money and out of anger over Israeli actions in Gaza. He allegedly photographed military sites, factories, and police stations, and shared information on military movements.
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