Israeli charged for alleged role in hostile foreign influence campaign

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Israeli authorities indicted an Israeli citizen on security offenses for allegedly acting on behalf of foreign intelligence operatives targeting Israel, according to the Shin Bet and police. The investigation found the individual involved in a foreign influence operation after his arrest at Ben Gurion Airport, with prosecutors seeking his detention until the end of legal proceedings.

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Israeli authorities have indicted an Israeli citizen on security offenses for allegedly carrying out activities on behalf of foreign intelligence operatives targeting Israel, the Shin Bet security service and police said on Friday. The man was arrested by the Shin Bet and police and questioned on suspicion of being recruited by foreign intelligence operatives, Haaretz reported.

Israeli charged for alleged role in hostile foreign influence campaign

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