Two teenagers charged with spying, carrying out tasks for Iran
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Israeli authorities claim that the detainees received thousands of shekels for these tasks, and the Haifa District Prosecutor's Office announced that it intends to file serious indictments against them after completing the investigation.
The Israeli Prosecutor's Office today (Sunday) issued an indictment against two teenagers, aged 14 and 16, in Haifa province, on charges of carrying out various missions for a foreign agent linked to Iran.
The relationship began with an online job offer and seemingly innocent tasks, and later moved on to photographing websites and spraying incitement graffiti. The suspects received thousands of shekels and are expected to stand trial. The post Exposed: Minors from the North Were Activated by Iran and Photographed Strategic Sites first appeared on JDN.
An indictment was filed this morning in the Haifa District Court against two Jewish minors, ages 14 and 16, from Kiryat Motzkin, who spied for Iran. The two sprayed graffiti, photographed malls in Herzliya and Tel Aviv, and worked to recruit additional minors for the same Iranian agent. The indictment charges one of the minors with the offenses of contacting a foreign agent, three offenses of providing information to the enemy, and vandalism of …
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