Internal threats, espionage

Shocking: Beit Shemesh man arrested for spying for Iran

This morning, A religious Jew living in Ramat Beit Shemesh has been detained for espionage under suspicion he was allegedly spying for Iran. 

Satellite target used by espionage groups (photo: PeopleImages.com - Yuri A/shutterstock)

Surprise hits Beit Shemesh as chassid detained for suspected espionage on behalf of Iran.

A 24-year-old chassidic avreich residing in Ramat Beit Shemesh Daled was taken into custody late Wednesday night on suspicion of participating in a severe espionage situation related to Iran.

Based on what the neighbours said, a significant amount of police officers stormed into his house on Thursday morning, apprehending him and bringing him in for questioning.

He appeared in court on Thursday afternoon for a prolongation of his detainment.

The neighbours, who were stunned, told Chareidi news sources that they believe there must be a misunderstanding because the suspect is a respected avreich from a prominent family. One resident informed Chareidim10 that the chassid is skilled in computer technology and may have been employed by an individual connected to Iran without being aware of it.

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