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Israeli Supreme Court President Orders House Arrest for Soldier Accused of Iranian Espionage

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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 a reservist soldier accused of collaborating with an Iranian agent by posting pro-Iranian graffiti. Despite opposition from probation services citing security risks, the judge cited prolonged legal delays and harsh detention conditions as reasons for the decision.

01Supreme Court President Isaac Amit orders house arrest for soldier accused of Iranian espionage.
02The soldier admitted to posting pro-Iranian graffiti for payment from an Iranian agent.
03The case is advanced, with prosecution’s evidence phase completed.
04Probation service opposed release due to security risks and lack of responsibility.
05Justice Amit cited prolonged legal delays and harsh detention conditions in his ruling.
06The decision contradicts professional security recommendations.

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