Netanyahu adviser Urich admitted taking Qatari payments to improve Gulf state's image, investigation finds

Yonatan Urich, an adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, admitted to accepting hundreds of thousands of shekels from Qatar to improve the Gulf state's reputation, including months after the October 7 massacre. The claim is supported by a documented October 20 investigation by Israeli outlet HaKol HaYehudi with corroborating public evidence.

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