Israel charges two with spying for Iran

Two Israeli Air Force technicians stationed at Tel Nof Airbase have been indicted on charges of spying for Iran. Military prosecutors allege the pair maintained contact with Iranian intelligence for several months, carrying out tasks for money, with one soldier transferring materials related to fighter aircraft systems and base documentation. In a joint statement, the Shin Bet, IDF, and police said the soldiers claimed contact was severed after they refused weapons-related tasks, but they continued trying to renew contact for financial gain. The indictment includes charges of aiding an enemy in wartime, providing information to an enemy, and contact with a foreign agent.