Netanyahu Office Leak Jeopardizes Hostage Deal, Court Reveals

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A scandal has erupted in Israel after a government spokesperson, Eli Feldstein, and others were arrested for allegedly leaking documents that may have undermined a ceasefire and hostage release deal with Hamas. The leaks, which were published in European newspapers, have been accused of being politically motivated to support Prime Minister Netanyahu's hardline stance. The revelations have led to criticism from opposition figures and families of hostages, who accuse the government of sabotaging negotiations. Despite the controversy, Netanyahu denies any wrongdoing by his staff.
- Hostage release deal compromised by internal leak, court says BBC.com
- Worker in Netanyahu Office Accused of Leaking Classified Documents in Israel: What to Know The New York Times
- Alledged Netanyahu leak may have harmed Gaza hostage deal, says court The Guardian
- 5th suspect, an IDF officer, is arrested in probe into intel leak from PM’s office The Times of Israel
- Benjamin Netanyahu official arrested over leak that may have hindered Israeli hostage deal The Telegraph
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