It's Happening Again: Severe Iranian Espionage Affair Exposed in Israel

Amir Hisham Muhammad Titi, a 34-year-old ambulance driver from the Galilee, was arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran. He exploited free access to hospitals, documented a senior figure, and took photos at the Hostages Square. He received tens of thousands of shekels for his missions.

Amir Hisham Muhammad Titi, a 34-year-old resident of the Galilee, was arrested last night (Wednesday) on suspicion of carrying out security missions for Iranian intelligence agencies. This morning, an indictment was filed against him. He was arrested by undercover officers from the Border Police's tactical unit. The investigation revealed that Titi, who worked as an ambulance driver, exploited his free access to hospitals across the country and passed on to his handlers information and photos of the preparedness of several hospitals during routine and emergency situations. During one of his visits, he documented a senior figure during a visit to a hospital in the north. Additionally, he was sent on documentation missions at the Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, at a protest in Haifa, and at a moshav in the Sharon region where a senior security figure resided. For his missions, he received tens of thousands of shekels through family members' accounts and a digital wallet. The report details serious activity by an Israeli citizen who aided the enemy during wartime.