Rabbi detained over Iran espionage
Israeli occupation authorities have succeeded in arresting a Jewish rabbi on charges of spying for Iran. He was carrying out tasks for Iranian intelligence in exchange for $15,000. During the investigation, it was revealed that the rabbi had photographed sensitive sites, including the residence of former Chief of Staff Hertzi Halevi and attempted to approach the home of Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, using a camera mounted on a bicycle. Iranian intelligence provided him with security instructions and detailed maps, commissioning him to gather information about individuals and sensitive locations. He was ultimately apprehended by the Lahav 433 unit and the Shin Bet. The operation was part of Israel's efforts to counter Iranian espionage activities within its borders, as Iranian intelligence was working to recruit informants and operatives inside Israel.
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