The deception is from Israel itself; Information leaked to Iran for Rs 2.50 crore; arrest

Iran has attacked Israel twice recently. If the April 13 drone attack was announced in advance, Iran’s ballistic missiles unexpectedly hit Israel on October 1. It is reported that Iran received help from within Israel to carry out these attacks. That too with the eyes of Moses.

Last month, Israel arrested seven Jews accused of spreading information to Iran. Charges were also laid against them in the court proceedings held the other day. They were accused of supporting the enemy and providing information during the war.

The defendants are seven residents of Haifa. There is a retired Army soldier and two youths aged 16-17 in the group. The prosecutor said in court that Aziz Nisanov, an Israeli citizen, was recruited as the head of an Iranian spy agency. The other agents were under the control of an assistant named Alexander Sadykov.

The third and fourth accused are minors. Their job is to take pictures of strategic installations in Israel and send them to Iran. They also had financial dealings with Iranian agents.

The spying was done by pretending to be a tourist guide. Iran received information from them about Israel’s strategic bases and military areas. The defenders tried to film air bases in Nevatim, Ramat David, and Tel Nof, as well as military bases in Beer Tuvia, Kiryat Gat, Imek Hefer, and the Gillot base.

They exchanged pictures of the Iron Dome missile defense system in Haifa. Photographs of government buildings, Turumakham, Hadera Power Plant etc. were also recovered from them. The agency also captured images of Golani’s training cap, which was aimed at Iranian missiles in the October 1 attack. Prosecutors found that the group also sent pictures of the Nevatum Airbase to Iran after an Iranian drone strike on April 14.

Iran paid between $500 and $1,200 (Rs. 42,000 to Rs. 99,600) for each mission. A total of around $3 lakh (Rs 2.50 crore) was paid for 600 missions. It was distributed among the members.