Ex-FAA contractor pleads guilty to spying for Iran
Abouzar Rahmati, who previously served in the IRGC, pleaded guilty to spying for Iran from 2017-2024, giving Iran hundreds of gigabytes of data on US aviation and solar energy industries.
Abouzar Rahmati, who previously served in the IRGC, pleaded guilty to spying for Iran from 2017-2024, giving Iran hundreds of gigabytes of data on US aviation and solar energy industries.
Hamas’ internal security apparatus claims that several suspects were recently arrested for providing information to Israeli intelligence, and espionage equipment was seized.
Netivot resident Edward Yusufov, 65, indicted after carrying out surveillance and photography tasks.
Edward Yusufov, aged 65 from Netivot, allegedly photographed IDF bases, the Haifa Port, the Haifa oil refineries, and the Nuclear Research Center for his Iranian handler.
Hamas' internal security apparatus, responsible for thwarting espionage attempts, announces capture of a Palestinian Arab who transmitted information to Israel.
Doron Buchovza suspected of contacting Iran and passing on security information, including intelligence on Israel's main nuclear facility, in exchange for money.
Daniel Khalife, a former British soldier, was sentenced to 14 years and three months for attempting to spy for Iran. He claimed to be a double agent, intending to protect UK interests.
ISA, Israel Police, arrest two Israeli citizens suspected of carrying out tasks for Iran; one of the suspects passed his operator confidential information obtained during his military service.
Video posted to Telegram and which cannot be independently verified reportedly shows Hamas terrorists executing several individuals accused of being “collaborators” with Israel in the Gaza Strip.
Israel Police and ISA arrest Jerusalem Arab who contacted sources in Hezbollah and other terror groups, photographed sensitive locations.
29-year-old suspect accused of photographing area near home of MK Benny Gantz, setting multiple vehicles on fire, and writing graffiti with name of Iranian spy operation.
Suspect charged with documenting targets for Iran, including attempting to determine the identities of the residents of buildings, and with attempting to purchase weapons.
Mohammed Sa'adi, 19 years old from Nazareth, reached out to Hezbollah asking to join their ranks as a fighter, offered Hezbollah-affiliated news outlet information, photos, and videos.
A Tel Aviv court has extended the detention of Asher Benjamin Weiss, accused of espionage for Iran. During the hearing, Weiss expressed his love for the country, denied the allegations, and complained about prison conditions.
Father and son, residents of the Druze village of Mas'ada, gathered intelligence on IDF operations in the area on behalf of Iran's Quds Force.
Iranian opposition media reports the target of the cell of 7 Azeri-Israelis who were arrested for spying for Iran is a high ranking general and air force commander.
Asher Binyamin Weiss recounts: 'They told me to find them more people, and that I would receive 20% of the profits the new person would earn. They were always asking that we find more and more people to carry out their tasks.'
Researcher Beni Sabti explains how Israelis are convinced to supply intelligence to an enemy power.
Asher Binyamin Weiss acted as an agent for Iran, received over $25,000 in payment.
Refael and Lala Goliev of Lod arrested after operating on behalf of Iran, collecting intelligence on national infrastructure, security sites, and following an academic; payment reached an estimated $26,000.
The defendants carried out hundreds of tasks of photographing bases, including Nevatim, Ramat David, Tel Nof, and Palmachim Air Force bases, as well as Meron and Mitzpe Ramon.
The seven suspects of espionage all admitted: 'They didn't do it for the money, the motive was solely to harm Israel's security.'
Azerbaijan’s rabbi shocked by security affair, says his country is 'the most friendly country to Israel.'
The pagers that exploded in the possession of thousands of Hezbollah operatives were designed to avoid even X-ray detection, but further steps had to be taken beyond the design, Reuters reports.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim the 12 alleged spies planned acts against Iran's security.
An IDF officer accused of serious espionage in a security case was reportedly psychiatrically examined only through a Zoom call.
Elimelech Stern of Beit Shemesh admits during Shin Bet investigations that he was in contact with Iranian agents, 'I failed big time.'
Three Israeli citizens arrested in last two weeks on suspicion of performing security activities directed by Iranian intelligence officials.
There is a strong message in this week’s Torah portion and it is the call to return home, to make Aliyah.
Russia may be spying on the INS Drakon during its sea trials, new report reveals.
Espionage trial of detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich will be held behind closed doors starting June 26.
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller rejects claims by Houthi rebels that detained local US mission staff in Yemen are part of an “American-Israeli spy network”.
The City of Amsterdam announced that it will gradually remove the city's 1,280 Chinese-made security cameras for fear that the Chinese government is spying on them.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim the alleged spy network had first operated out of the US Embassy in Sanaa and then continued operating under the cover of international and UN organizations.
An Iranian agent posed as a woman and received photos of Iron Dome batteries from a soldier who served as a truck driver. The soldier was sent to prison for 10 days.
MK Almog Cohen claims to have found the name of an IDF soldier caught releasing highly sensitive information at the beginning of the war, but the Supreme Court still refuses to allow the spy's name to be made public.
Iran’s judiciary says it executed a “terrorist” over a 2023 drone attack that targeted a defense ministry site in Isfahan.
Hamas claims it arrested group of Palestinian Arabs who sought to collect intelligence in Gaza after October 7 massacre.
Iran says it executed alleged “Israeli spy” who was involved in releasing classified information.
This includes academic and scientific centers, commercial institutions, Islamic organizations, think tanks, and gov't media outlets. Op-ed.
Two Russian citizens suspected of spying for Israel referred to investigative military judge in Lebanon.
Lebanese security services say they caught two Israeli spies at the Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport.
Jewish resident of Iran is detained for questioning, admits to receiving assignments from Iranian security sources.
Hamas, which runs Gaza, regularly claims to have captured “Israeli spies”, and many times it tries them and sentences them to death.
What really was bothering the ten spies?
Didn't everyone know there would be trouble?
Harav Kanievski zt"l: “It is a mitzvah of the Torah to make Aliyah!”
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been in custody since March after being accused of espionage.
Investigation uncovers spy ring which followed 23 people, company with business connections to Iran.
Swedish-Iranian dissident Habib Chaab accused of staging attacks under protection of Israeli Mossad and Swedish spy agency.
The Zohar says the Spies were afraid that they would lose their positions of authority in Eretz Yisrael. Nothing has changed.
Jewish reporter from Wall Street Journal's Moscow bureau detained by Russia on espionage charges that carry up to 20 years in prison.
Military court in Gaza Strip convicts six people of "collaboration" with Israel, sentencing two of them to death.
Germany expels two Iranian diplomats after authorities in Iran announce death sentence for Iranian-German over “terrorist activities”.
Austria summons Iranian ambassador after its citizen is sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in jail for alleged espionage.
The arrests follow a shooting attack in which the head of security at the Azeri embassy in Tehran was killed and two guards were wounded.
According to the terror organization, one of its operatives gave Israel the location of missile warehouses and information about operatives.
Alireza Akbari, a British-Iranian national, was sentenced to death on charges of spying for Britain.
Iran once again claims to have captured a network of spies working for Israel's Mossad.
Iran’s Intelligence Ministry claims it identified and arrested members of four teams of operatives linked to the Israeli Mossad.