Overview
- Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court ordered Tomer‑Yerushalmi held until Wednesday, with prison officials placing her under suicide watch, according to the national security minister.
- Police are examining whether her disappearance was staged to dispose of her cellphone after her car and a note were found at HaTzuk Beach; she was located hours later and then detained.
- Former chief military prosecutor Col. Matan Solomesh was also arrested on suspicion he knew of the leak and failed to report it, with both detainees facing remand hearings.
- Public broadcaster Kan reported suspicions against Tomer‑Yerushalmi that include fraud and breach of trust, abuse of office, obstruction of justice and disclosure of information by a public servant.
- The underlying case remains active: five reservists were charged earlier this year over severe violence against a detainee at Sde Teiman, with official documents citing injuries such as cracked ribs, a punctured lung and an inner rectal tear, as political leaders condemn the leak’s damage to Israel’s image.