Qatar bribed the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) by bringing agency chief Ronen Bar to the 2022 World Cup held in Doha, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed in a video shared on Wednesday.

The Qatargate story was originally exposed by Israeli journalist Bar Peleg for Haaretz News in November. What were presented ...

Based on Israeli media reports, the High Court has stated that Bar must remain in office until further notice.

However, many see the Shin Bet's investigation into the "Qatar-gate" affair, which deals with Netanyahu aides receiving money from Doha, as the true reason behind the dismissal. The government ...

Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar and Prime Minister Benjamin ... according to leaked documents, that Doha funds went to Netanyahu himself. But the story petered out, and it was reported that there was ...

As the High Court prepares to rule and public confidence keeps deteriorating, the fight over who leads the Shin Bet has ...

While Netanyahu did not comment directly about the new Shin Bet probe, he shared a post on ... are suspected of maintaining illicit ties to Doha — and more broadly accuse the premier of seeking ...

Netanyahu criticizes decision, saying ‘judges repeatedly affirmed during the hearing that the government’s authority to ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he had appointed a new head of domestic intelligence despite the ...

A Rishon LeZion court lifted the gag order on Monday pertaining to the case known as "Qatar-gate," which investigates Doha's ties to ... the dismissal of the Shin Bet chief." ...

Amid a Shin Bet probe of the so-called “Qatargate ... worked for Qatar via an international firm contracted by Doha to feed Israeli journalists pro-Qatar stories while he was employed in ...