“Israeli” police said this case is one of the “most severe security breaches it has known.”



Segev sent information to his Iranian sources regarding “Israel’s” energy sector, security sites, structures, and the identity of officials in the security and political establishments in “Israel”, among other things. The investigation revealed that he had been recruited and acted as an agent on behalf of Iranian intelligence," the police said on Twitter.The Shin Bet security service said that Gonen Segev was accused of spying for Iran and aiding the enemyAccording to the police, in recent years Segev lived in Nigeria, and in May he traveled to Equatorial Guinea. Gonen Segev, who had been living in Nigeria, was arrested during a visit to Equatorial Guinea and extradited to in Israel in May on suspicion of "committing offenses of assisting the enemy in war and spying against the state of Israel", the Shin Bet security agency said on Monday.
Israel charges former energy minister Gonen Segev with spying for Iran. Segev is in custody; he was extradited from Equatorial Guinea.