The arrest of four advisors to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, tied to an investigation into the leaking of classified information to the press, reveals an attempt to manipulate public opinion on the Gaza war and the fate of hostages.

An aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is one of several suspects arrested for an alleged security breach that involved leaking top secret intelligence, Israeli officials said. Why it matters: The arrests are at the center of what is likely to be the biggest scandal inside the Israeli government since the beginning of the war in Gaza.

Eliezer Feldstein, a former spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been detained on suspicion of leaking classified documents

A court ruling partially lifting a gag order has provided a glimpse of the case which the court said compromised security sources and may have harmed Israel's war effort.

A close aide is reportedly among suspects arrested for the alleged leak of classified intelligence from Benjamin Netanyahu's office.

An aide to Israeli PM Netanyahu is under investigation for allegedly leaking classified intel amid the Gaza crisis, raising national security concerns and intensifying political tensions.

Articles alleging what Hamas was planning in Gaza appeared in British and German newspapers, sparking investigation

Suspects reportedly may face 15 years in jail; Netanyahu attempts to distance himself from spokesman suspected of releasing top-secret documents to politically benefit the premier The post Gag order to possibly be lifted as probe widens into PM aide’s alleged leak of intel appeared first on The Times of Israel.

The PMO's office has been bombarded with accusations of deliberate manipulation of misinformation and security mismanagement.