The Israeli authorities have commenced trial of its aggrieved ex-official, Mr. Gonen Segev, who allegedly used his Nigerian base in Abuja, to spy for the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Segev trial started on Thursday in Jerusalem al-Quds, Israel.

The former Minister who was arrested last month, has been charged by Israel’s security apparatus Shin Bet with “aiding the enemy during a time of war, spying and transferring secret information to the enemy.”

According to the report by the Iran Press TV, the prosecutors on Wednesday released a heavily redacted version of the indictment against Segev, which included a number of details not previously shared with the public.

They claim that Segev passed “dozens of reports” to Iran.

This is tantamount to “aggravated espionage ,” which is a more severe form of the crime of espionage in Israeli law, the indictment stated

https://globalsentinelng.com/2018/07/06/nigerian-based-ex-israeli-minister-on-trial-for-spying-for-iran/