Allegations of Israeli Espionage on U.S. Officials Raise Security Concerns
Reports have emerged alleging that Israel has been involved in espionage activities targeting senior U.S. officials, including Steve Witkoff, President Trump's special envoy, and Pentagon officials. According to The New York Times, the Pentagon has raised the threat level of Israeli spying to 'critical.' Incidents include Israeli operatives allegedly planting listening devices at U.S. facilities and attempting to monitor negotiations related to Iran. The Defense Intelligence Agency has documented increased espionage activities since late 2024, coinciding with U.S. diplomatic efforts in the Middle East. Both the White House and Israeli officials have denied these allegations, but concerns remain about the security of U.S. officials, particularly those using personal devices for official business. 
