New reports on the earnings of Prime Minister's adviser Yonatan Urich

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According to Kan News, Yonatan Urich, adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, earned about 1.2 million shekels over nine months during the war, for projects for a range of clients from foreign countries, including Qatar. According to Behadrei Haredim, the company is owned by Shulik Einhorn, and the payment to Urich amounted to about 1.19 million shekels.

According to Walla, no conflict-of-interest arrangement was made for Urich, and no security check of his work was conducted. According to Ice, the cumulative sum the adviser received from various sources amounts to about 2 million shekels, and according to Ice the case was reopened. Eisenkot, according to Kan News, wrote about the report: an example of rot in the Prime Minister's Office, and Netanyahu cannot say he did not know.