The IDF, Shin Bet and Mossad have stopped exchanging electronic information due to data leaks.

Israel's security agencies – the IDF, Shin Bet and Mossad – have stopped transmitting information via email due to numerous data leaks, which could cause serious damage. Now messages are exchanged through couriers in envelopes.

According to opposition leader Yair Lapid, Prime Minister Netanyahu bears personal responsibility for leaking classified information, which undermines citizens' trust in the government.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has made arrests in connection with a data leak that could impede the goals of the war in the Gaza Strip. The case is still classified, and the investigation conducted by the police, the Shin Bet and the IDF may include Netanyahu himself. According to the prime minister, the leaks are intended to smear him and his administration, and he is demanding that the secrecy status be removed.

While there is no information about Netanyahu's involvement in the data leak, his administration maintains that no employees were interrogated or detained. However, the opposition believes the prime minister is trying to avoid responsibility and is demanding an investigation into information leaks from his office.