5 Israelis arrested for allegedly leaking sensitive intel from PM Netanyahu's office on Hamas
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A security breach unfolded in the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that could compromise the safety of hostages and soldiers, according to media reports.
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The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that four suspects are from a military unit tasked with preventing leaks of state secrets.
The leaked documents in question were reportedly written by Hamas. They apparently were the basis for a report in the London-based Jewish Chronicle, which reported in September of a Hamas plan to smuggle Israeli hostages out of Gaza to the Sinai and to transfer them to Iran. The Chronicle later retracted the report and fired the journalist, saying the story had been fabricated.
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