Investigation in Romania: "Orich and Einhorn secretly worked for a party whose members were accused of antisemitism"
An investigation by the Romanian website Snoop.ro claims that Prime Minister's advisor Yonatan Orich and former strategic advisor Israel Einhorn, defined by police as a 'fugitive offender', drafted political messages for the nationalist AUR party in Romania. The investigation is based on leaked WhatsApp conversations showing the two discussed the party's media strategy and its leader George Simion, an admirer of Trump and Putin supporter. Some party members have been accused of antisemitic views, and the party previously argued the Holocaust should be a 'minor' topic in schools. AUR representatives denied employing Orich and Einhorn but noted receiving a cooperation offer from 'the Israeli side'. Orich and Einhorn did not respond to the allegations.
An investigation by the Romanian website Snoop.ro claims that Prime Minister's advisor Yonatan Orich and former strategic advisor Israel Einhorn, defined by police as a 'fugitive offender', drafted political messages for the nationalist AUR party in Romania. The investigation is based on leaked WhatsApp conversations of Orich, which reveal that the two discussed the party's media strategy and that of its leader, George Simion, who is considered an admirer of Trump and a Putin supporter. Some party members have been accused of antisemitic views, and the party previously argued that the Holocaust should be a 'minor' topic in schools. AUR representatives denied that Orich and Einhorn were employed by them but noted receiving a cooperation offer from 'the Israeli side'. Orich and Einhorn did not respond to the allegations. The article raises questions about the transparency of their work and its connection to their work for the Prime Minister.