Qatargate suspect plans to meet Netanyahu after ban from PM's office expires, lawyers say
Police appealed to a judge who refused to extend the restrictions barring Yonatan Urich from the Prime Minister's Office, citing a 'reasonable basis for fearing that Urich's continued employment poses a danger to public safety or may facilitate the commission of a similar offense'
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Police appealed to a judge who refused to extend the restrictions barring Yonatan Urich from the Prime Minister's Office, citing a 'reasonable basis for fearing that Urich's continued employment poses a danger to public safety or may facilitate the commission of a similar offense'
January 05, 2026
Lawyers for key Qatargate suspect Yonatan Urich, said on Monday that the conditions restricting him from meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have expired, and that he intends to meet with him.
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