Israeli Attorney General to Add Security Charges in 'KeterGate' Case Against PM's Advisor and Others
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First reported by Channel 13 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara plans to add security charges against PM Netanyahu's advisor Yonatan Urich, Eli Feldstein, and a former Mossad official in the 'KeterGate' case, citing sufficient evidence of contact with a foreign agent. The indictment awaits final security agency opinions but will proceed subject to a hearing. The case involves conflicting testimonies about the Prime Minister's spokespersons and includes charges of leaking classified documents.
- 01Attorney General to include security offenses in 'KeterGate' indictment against Netanyahu's advisor and others.
- 02Charges relate to contact with a foreign agent despite pending final security agency reports.
- 03Indictment will be filed subject to a hearing against Yonatan Urich, Eli Feldstein, and a former Mossad official.
- 04Dispute exists between Netanyahu and Urich over spokespersons' direct work with the Prime Minister.
- 05Urich faces additional charges for leaking classified documents to German newspaper Bild.
- 06Mossad chief's potential conflict of interest was reviewed due to past ties with Netanyahu.
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