The real danger is not just the leak – but something entirely different | Adv. Ilana Shoshan

Attorney Ilana Shoshan argues in an opinion piece that the real danger in the QatarGate affair is the breach of trust by Prime Minister Netanyahu's associates, not just the leak itself. She refers to Yonatan Urich and Tzachi Braverman, and calls on Netanyahu to take responsibility for his proxies' actions.

Attorney Ilana Shoshan publishes an opinion piece in Ma'ariv, arguing that the real danger in the QatarGate affair is not just the leak, but the substantive breach of trust by Prime Minister Netanyahu's associates. Shoshan refers to Yonatan Urich, who she claims acted to promote Qatar's image during the war, and Tzachi Braverman, who personally corrected the minutes of the cabinet meeting on the morning of October 7. According to her, working simultaneously to advance the interests of a foreign government constitutes a fundamental conflict of interest, especially during wartime. Shoshan emphasizes that proximity to the Prime Minister grants immense power, and that Netanyahu bears the responsibility to choose people who understand the magnitude of that responsibility and to dismiss those who violate trust.