Israeli Spy Network Uncovered, Seven Arrested for Espionage for Iran

Israeli authorities have dismantled a spy network accused of gathering sensitive military information for Iranian intelligence.

Seven Israeli citizens from the Haifa area were arrested for allegedly spying for Iran, providing intelligence on military bases and energy infrastructure.
The espionage network reportedly operated for two years, conducting over 600 missions, including reconnaissance of IDF bases and critical sites.
Suspects received payments in cryptocurrency, with Iranian agents directing operations to gather data that could aid enemy missile attacks.
Leaked U.S. documents revealing Israeli military plans against Iran have added tension to the situation, with investigations into the source ongoing.
The arrests highlight the ongoing espionage battle between Israel and Iran, with both nations conducting intelligence operations against each other.