Accusations of Leaking Classified Information and Destroying Evidence Target Israeli Prime Minister's Office

Media reports revealed on Thursday, May 28, 2026, that the Israeli Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, has informed Yonatan Urich, a political advisor in the Prime Minister's Office, of an official indictment against him. The charges include leaking highly classified information with the intent to harm state security, possessing sensitive data, and destroying evidence. This development is considered one of the most serious security cases tied to Benjamin Netanyahu's office, occurring amid escalating security and political tensions following confrontations with Iran. Attention is now focused on the upcoming legal steps, at a time when the Israeli government faces internal crises and deep divisions over corruption files and security leaks.