Israel ambulance driver suspected of spying for Iran
The Israeli Public Prosecution has leveled charges against an ambulance driver from the village of Be'ina in Galilee, accusing him of spying for Iran. The accused, Amir Hisham Muhammad Titi (34 years old), used his position to access sensitive medical centers, photograph prominent Israeli figures such as the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance, and the former Minister of Defense, and transmit the images to his Iranian handler. He also gathered information on hospital readiness and the movements of security personnel, in exchange for money, and was also sent to protest sites to collect additional information.
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