Occupation authorities detain rabbi for Iran espionage
The Israeli occupation authorities have arrested a Jewish rabbi on charges of espionage for Iran. He reportedly carried out espionage activities for the Iranian intelligence service in exchange for $15,000. This included photographing the homes of sensitive figures, such as former Chief of Staff Hersi Halevi, and attempting to approach the home of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to document his protective arrangements using a camera mounted on a bicycle. The rabbi was arrested by the Lahav 433 unit and the Shin Bet after receiving security instructions, being supplied with detailed maps to gather intelligence on sensitive locations and individuals.
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