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Yamina Party head Naftali Bennett gives a press conference at the Knesset on April 21, 2021. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90.
Naftali Goldfarb or Gonen Bennett?
In a single act of rash duplicity and deceit, Naftali Bennett provided the left with a plum prize from which it has been precluded for years: broad access to positions of governmental control and influence.
Martin Sherman
June 17, 2021
Former energy minister Gonen Segev seen at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem in June 2018, for the appeal on his prison sentence on Aug. 18, 2006. Photo by Flash90.
Former Israeli minister sentenced to 11 years in prison for spying for Iran
Gonen Segev apparently met his Iranian handlers in secret locations, attempting to network between them and Israelis in the defense establishment under the guise of creating business partnerships.
Feb. 26, 2019
Former energy minister Gonen Segev seen at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem in June 2018, for the appeal on his prison sentence on Aug. 18, 2006. Photo by Flash90.
Former Israeli Minister who colluded with Iran to get 11-year prison sentence
Gonen Segev, a former Israeli minister who was found to have met repeatedly with Iranian intelligence officials and given them sensitive information, will serve 11 years in prison as part of a plea bargain deal.
Jan. 9, 2019
Former energy minister Gonen Segev seen at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem in June 2018, for the appeal on his prison sentence on Aug. 18, 2006. Photo by Flash90.
Former Israeli minister Gonen Segev arrested for spying for Iran
The former Israeli politician allegedly transferred his Iranian handlers information on the Jewish state’s energy economy and security sites, as well as diplomatic and security personnel and buildings.
June 18, 2018