Israeli prosecutors have formally charged Amir Hisham Mohammad Titi, a 34-year-old ambulance driver, with espionage and contact with a foreign agent. According to the indictment, Titi allegedly acted on behalf of Iranian intelligence, providing them with sensitive information regarding the movements and security of high-ranking Israeli officials.

The charges center on allegations that Titi utilized his professional access to photograph President Isaac Herzog and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich during their visits to medical facilities. Furthermore, the prosecution claims that Titi conducted surveillance on the residential area of former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, documenting the location and security measures in place.

While the Times of Israel reports these details as the core of the prosecution's case, the report does not provide information regarding the defendant's plea or the specific defense strategy being employed. The case is part of a broader series of recent arrests in Israel involving individuals accused of operating as Iranian intelligence assets. The prosecution maintains that Titi’s actions posed a direct threat to national security by potentially facilitating future targeting of these officials. As the legal proceedings are in the early stages, the specific evidence linking Titi directly to his alleged Iranian handlers remains subject to court review.