Jewish media reported that the Israeli authorities allowed the release of the news that a female Israeli army soldier spent several hours on the grounds of the airport in Tehran, which caused her “concern”.
In detail, the Hebrew channel “I24” explained that “Israeli security authorities allowed today, Wednesday, to release the news that a civilian plane (owned by a foreign company) landed last Thursday due to an emergency landing in Iran, due to a problem with health of one of the passengers of the aircraft, resulting in a change in the originally planned route.
It was noted that a young Israeli soldier was on a “flight” to visit his family in Uzbekistan and boarded the plane from Tashkent, where he was supposed to land in Dubai, but when one of the passengers became ill, the plane landed for several hours in Iran, prompting the soldier to become concerned, “according to security sources”, fearing that she would be discovered to be an Israeli serving in the Israeli army.
According to Hebrew media, Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid “was busy with the gas agreement at the time and Defense Minister Benny Gantz was in Ankara, and both of them came into direct contact with the Chief of the General Staff, Aviv Kochavi, without warning any minister to he avoided any leaks.”
Although an Israeli journalist revealed this topic, he was forced to remove it due to censorship, as the plane and its passengers were in the airport for several hours, after which the plane took off and continued to its destination without any exceptional incidents.
Source: “I24”