Shin Bet worker indicted for disseminating secret information
The indictment bill was filed following a joint investigation carried out by the Shin Bet and the police's Unit of International Crime Investigations.
The State Attorney filed an indictment in the Lod district court against a Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) employee and two additional civilians on charges of transmitting secret information, the Shin Bet, police, and state attorney said on Tuesday, following a joint investigation by the Shin Bet and the police Unit of International Crime Investigations belonging to Lahav 433.
The investigation revealed that the Shin Bet worker transmitted classified information to parties who were not supposed to be privy to it.
Many made privy to the information
The Shin Bet also stated that the two other civilians transferred some of the information they received to other illegitimate parties, endangering lives and state security.
However, the investigation indicated that none of the three actually intended to harm state security.
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