Iranian MP claims Tehran planted spy camera in Netanyahu's home
Iranian lawmaker Mojtaba Zarei revealed that Iran managed to plant a surveillance camera inside the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing the information as reliable rather than analytic speculation.
In a post on X, he said Iran had 'never been this close' to Netanyahu, framing the claim as evidence of a significant intelligence breach.
Zarei also warned that 'no place is safe' in areas under Israeli control, in language suggesting Iranian intelligence activity inside Israel.
هذا ليس تحليلا، بل خبر موثوق به، كان هناك كاميرا في #منزل_نتانياهو ؛ لم نكن متقاربين لنتانياهو بهذا المستوى لحد الآن!لايوجد مختبأ في أية بقعة في أراضي العصابة الإسرائيلية!مرحبا بجنود الامام المهدي(عج) مجهولي الهوية (أي كوادر وزارة الأمن) pic.twitter.com/NpsfGIYljt
— الدکتور مجتبی زارعي (@MojtaBazareiAR) July 29, 2025
There has been no official response from the Israeli government or Israeli security agencies.
During and after a recent 12‑day round of hostilities between Israel and Iran, both sides announced multiple arrests linked to alleged spying.
Earlier in July, Israeli state prosecutors indicted two young men from Tiberias on accusations of acting on behalf of Iran, including an alleged plot to assassinate a senior figure in Israel. A separate suspect was indicted the same day on similar charges, part of what Israeli authorities describe as a wider effort by Tehran to recruit Israelis in exchange for money.
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