Almost six months have passed since Haaretz exposed the connection between Qatar and close associates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Dubbed the "train at the gate" case by the police – a wordplay on the Hebrew word for locomotive, katar – the affair only seems to keep expanding.
Almost six months have passed since Haaretz exposed the connection between Qatar and close associates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Dubbed the "train at the gate" case by the police – a wordplay on the Hebrew word for locomotive, katar – the affair only seems to keep expanding.
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A former senior Mossad official has been questioned as a suspect in the so-called Qatargate case, involving ties between Qatar…
A former spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu charged with leaking classified information was questioned by police…
There is no disagreement over the facts in the Qatargate affair: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close adviser Yonatan Urich;…
The Israel Police claim to possess unequivocal evidence against Prime Minister Netanyahu's adviser, Yonatan Urich, asserting that…
An Israeli court on Tuesday ruled that Yonatan Urich, an adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a central figure in the…
The head of the Israel Defense Force's Hostage and Missing Persons Unit testified Tuesday in the affair linking Qatar to senior…
