PNN – An Israeli media outlet warned about the spread of espionage in the occupied territories and among Zionists.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Aryeh Egzi, a security affairs correspondent for The Times of Israel, admitted in an article that the security services of the Zionist regime are unable to identify all spies operating in the occupied territories.
Repeating Tel Aviv’s claims about Iran’s use of these spies, he said they are specifically recruited remotely through cyberspace. These spies receive payments, and the level of missions assigned to them is gradually upgraded, eventually reaching the stage of sabotage and assassination operations.
Egzi stated that the phenomenon of espionage in the occupied territories has expanded to the extent that it has also spread among Zionist soldiers. They are recruited through Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and advertising and job-search websites with high wages. This recruitment of spies takes place among all segments of residents of the occupied territories in exchange for hundreds to thousands of dollars. Those recruiting these spies exploit social divisions in the occupied territories and feelings of deprivation or political hatred among Zionists.
The Zionist journalist also admitted that Iran is strengthening its ballistic missile capabilities.