Yonatan Urich

MK Gadi Eisenkot launched a sharp counterattack against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, rejecting elite puppet claims and criticizing Netanyahu's fitness for office ahead of the Knesset elections.

Channel 13 host Guy Lerer is suing Prime Minister Netanyahu's aide Yonatan Urich for defamation over fabricated ratings data, following a major WhatsApp data leak controversy.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch announced a safety review following a fatal munitions explosion in the north that killed a teenager. Kisch also clashed with radio hosts over political controversies.

Former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen and security officials demand an immediate investigation into reports that PM Netanyahu aide Yonatan Urich linked his WhatsApp to a service tied to foreign actors.

Investigation details reveal that Tzachi Braverman's name was known to Israeli authorities in November 2024 during secret state's witness talks with Eli Feldstein over the Bild document leak.

According to a report by i24NEWS, the Central District Attorney reached an agreement with Yonatan Urich for nine months of community service in the "Bild affair." While the Attorney General supported the plea deal, State Attorney Amit Aisman strongly opposed it and vetoed the move, causing the negotiations to collapse.

The Prime Minister's advisor sent a pre-lawsuit warning letter to the 'Israel Hayom' newspaper following a report claiming that the PM's advisors leaked classified information to Qatar. Urich denies the accusations entirely, calling them 'baseless lies'.

Ben Caspit reveals: The new rules of the Elections Committee have just come into effect, and a first confrontation has already been recorded - Yonatan Urich uploaded an AI video in which Netanyahu and Trump are seen joking at the expense of Gadi Eisenkot - without the required marking. The "Yashar" party sent an urgent warning letter - and the video was removed.

The Central Elections Committee began enforcing the requirement to label election propaganda created using artificial intelligence. Shortly thereafter, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close advisor, Yonatan Urich, released a series of materials that violate these guidelines.