Arabs Documented Classified Bases - Security Establishment Continued to Employ Them

An investigation by News 14 reveals a series of severe security breaches at IDF bases, including photography of fighter jets, entry of workers without security clearance, forged permits, and an attempt to purchase weapons from soldiers. Despite the findings, contractors were allowed to continue their work.

An investigation by News 14 exposes a series of severe information security failures at IDF bases, including Hatzerim, Tel Nof, Hatzor, and the Navy shipyard. Incidents include: a contractor photographed fighter jet takeoffs at Hatzor base in August 2024; three workers removed stickers from phone cameras and took classified photos; an individual was caught with a device to disrupt codes and forged entry permits at the Navy base; at Hatzerim base, workers attempted to buy weapons from soldiers for 30,000 shekels. Despite the severity, the security committee allowed contractors to finish their work due to urgency. The investigation raises serious questions about lessons learned after nearly three years of war.