(haipo) The Haifa District Attorney's Office filed an indictment with the District Court against Amir Titi from Bena, who worked as a medic and ambulance driver, for aiding the enemy in war, providing information with the intent to harm state security, and providing information for the benefit of the enemy. According to the indictment, Titi abused his position to collect and transmit sensitive information about hospitals in the north of the country.
Exploiting a role in medical services to collect security information
According to the indictment, Titti worked as a paramedic and ambulance driver, and as part of his role he gained knowledge and access to hospitals and medical information. After the start of Operation Roar of the Lion, Titti was asked to photograph areas where missiles had fallen, in order to examine the weaknesses of the Iron Dome system. In addition, he was asked to provide information on the condition of the hospitals. In accordance with the instructions, Titti provided many photos from Rambam Hospital and the Galilee Medical Center. Along with the photos, he provided information on the number of patients and wounded and additional details about the medical activity in these institutions.
Surveillance and photography missions for tens of thousands of shekels
In addition to transmitting medical information, Titty performed additional tasks for his operators. Among other things, he performed surveillance and photography tasks, documented participants in demonstrations, and collected information about security cameras and security arrangements at the Haifa Museum. For the various tasks he performed, Titty received tens of thousands of shekels. He converted the crypto money he received as payment into cash at money changers, in accordance with the instructions he received from his operators.
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We must strengthen municipal security wherever there are events.
Terrorism does not wait for ballistic missiles; it waits for an opportune moment and an opportunity to carry out showy attacks.
7.10 could be on a beach promenade, at a school or university or gallery in Haifa. The general vigilance of the public for suspicious people and the reinforcement of urban security will prevent loopholes from being exploited. It is important that the public serving in the reserves have weapons and Ben Gvir did well to expand civil self-defense. Policing and security cannot be everywhere either and Ben Gvir is very right that a civil defense circle of weapon bearers is needed.
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Without belonging to a political or credible approach. He who sells the land and the people who give him and his family life and food, for the sake of money. He has no place in the country and no place in the people.
The municipality must increase municipal security in public institutions, for which we paid so much extra money.
It's time to pass a law that only candidates who served in the army as fighters or combat supporters will be able to apply and be accepted as service providers: police officers, doctors, ambulance/bus drivers, prison guards, and firefighters.
The situation today is shocking and draft exemptions can be granted for almost any public position.
Arabs who see themselves as Palestinians identify with the enemy! An ambulance driver, a doctor, a pharmacist, and even a nurse will not hesitate to cause harm to the Jewish state!
The punishment –
Permanent revocation of citizenship
Permanent expulsion from Israel
Confiscation of all his assets… and bye.
Piece of filth. Throw him and the whole village into the cabinet.
In my humble opinion!! The ambulance drivers of pirate mining companies!! Are not completely controlled by law enforcement!! Unfortunately, they are in all medical facilities, at least in Haifa!! By the way, most of them do not have a license suitable for an ambulance!! And most of them also do not have a medical background!! Pirc. That calls for a thief!! We must closely monitor their conduct, including in matters of security!! Most of them are from minorities!!!
He won't eat strawberries anymore.