Former Israeli Prime Minister Accuses Israel of Smuggling Starlink to Iran

Israeli Former PM Admits Smuggling Starlink Devices into Iran

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has confirmed that Israel smuggled tens of thousands of Starlink devices into Iran during his 2021-22 tenure. The move was reportedly made to assist anti-government protesters who faced internet blackouts in the country.

According to Bennett, the Starlink devices were delivered to Iran through clandestine means. The exact details of the operation are not publicly known.

Bennett’s admission comes as part of a broader discussion about Israel’s involvement in international affairs and its efforts to support various groups around the world. The Israeli government has maintained a policy of neutrality on issues related to foreign governments, but Bennett’s comments suggest that Israel may have taken a more active role in supporting anti-government protesters.

The Starlink devices, which are designed for internet connectivity, were reportedly smuggled into Iran despite the country’s strict regulations and restrictions on foreign technology imports. The move has raised questions about the extent of Israel’s involvement in international affairs and its willingness to circumvent existing laws and regulations.

Bennett’s comments have sparked interest among observers and analysts, who are now seeking more information about the operation and its implications for regional relations.

Source: Al Jazeera