Einhorn's discreet work in Venezuela | Avishai Grinzaig
A correspondence between Israel Einhorn, an advisor close to the Prime Minister's Office, and Eli Feldstein, Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesman, was revealed in the central edition of i24NEWS. Einhorn, from his location at a hotel in Caracas, Venezuela, sends news about Maduro's refusal to concede the election defeat. Feldstein responds with curiosity.
A correspondence between Israel Einhorn, an advisor close to the Prime Minister's Office, and Eli Feldstein, Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesman, was revealed this evening (Wednesday) in the central edition of i24NEWS. In the correspondence, Einhorn sends Feldstein his location at a hotel in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, with the caption "Greetings from Caracas, discreet of course." Feldstein initially replies that he does not know the place, and then asks "What's there?" Einhorn sends a news item from Ynet about Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro's refusal to concede the election defeat. Feldstein responds humorously: "I don't know who you're working with there haha," and asks if the place is nice. Einhorn answers: "Very, less than Thailand." The revelation joins a previous series of correspondences revealed by i24NEWS commentator Avishai Grinzaig between key figures in Netanyahu's office, which exposed attempts to sow discord between the Chief of Staff and the Defense Minister and the sale of fabricated publications to journalists.