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Israeli Supreme Court Chief Justice Orders House Arrest for Air Force Reservist Linked to Iranian Agent

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 5 hours ago

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Israeli Supreme Court President Isaac Amit ordered house arrest with electronic monitoring for an Air Force reservist who admitted to aiding an Iranian agent during wartime, despite serious security concerns and negative probation reports. The decision has drawn public criticism amid a backdrop of recent espionage cases involving Iranian infiltration attempts in Israel.

01Supreme Court Chief Justice Isaac Amit orders house arrest for Air Force reservist linked to Iran.
02Reservist admitted contact with Iranian agent and posted pro-Iranian graffiti for payment.
03Decision defies negative probation reports warning of high security risk.
04Critics highlight lack of basic restrictions like smartphone or internet bans.
05Case adds to recent Iranian espionage incidents in Israel involving sensitive military roles.
06Shin Bet and police warn of foreign recruitment via social media and encrypted apps.

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