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Ambulance Driver Charged With Sending Hospital Information to Iran

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Prosecutors charged Amir Hisham Mohammed Titi, 34, of Bi'ina in Haifa District Court with carrying out security tasks for Iranian intelligence. Investigators said the ambulance driver used his hospital access to photograph routine and emergency preparations, and documented President Isaac Herzog during a visit to Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. He also photographed Moshav Amikam, where former defense minister Yoav Gallant lives, Hostages Square and a Haifa protest. Authorities said he received tens of thousands of shekels through family accounts and a digital wallet; his lawyer said Titi believed he was documenting for the state.

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