Israeli scientists warned: Iran could be watching you
One scientist, who previously worked at the center, was warned by Israeli security officials that his actions online and on social media may be monitored by Iranian elements, Kan said. He was warned not to walk the same routes regularly and to be wary of strange packages or unusual events.
Iran has vowed revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist, who was shot and killed in Damavand, east of Tehran last week. Fakhrizadeh was a senior Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) officer and headed Iran’s nuclear weapons project.
Israel’s military and defense establishment have increased intelligence collection relating to the Jewish state’s already tense northern borders. In addition, Israel has instructed its embassies around the world to beef up their security and asked government officials to refrain from upcoming visits to Gulf countries.
