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Various employees of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) were allegedly allowed to view sensitive documents during the war, KAN News reported on Saturday.
The ongoing scandal from earlier this month has rocked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office with accusations of security mismanagement and deliberate manipulation of sensitive information.
The newest revelation – that employees were granted viewing access to classified information – came from footage obtained from the PMO security cameras, the KAN report said.
Sources familiar with the details told KAN that “internal distribution of the documentation raised fears of an attempt to extort the officer who worked with the PMO and possessed sensitive information.”
Leaks allegations related to hostage deal
Previous reports from KAN suggested that the classified information was selectively leaked to shape Israeli public perception regarding hostage negotiations with Hamas.
According to these allegations, one leaked document implied a complex Hamas plan to transfer hostages from Egypt to Iran. This narrative, purportedly intended to justify delays in negotiations, was later debunked, with some outlets retracting their stories.
The PMO responded earlier this month that the leaked document “never reached the Prime Minister’s Office from Military Intelligence, and the prime minister only learned about it from the media.”
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