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ABD Savunma İstihbaratı, İsrail’in casusluk tehdidini ‘kritik’ seviyeye çıkardı

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ABD Savunma İstihbarat Ajansı (DIA), İsrail’in ABD’li yetkililere yönelik casusluk faaliyetlerine ilişkin karşı istihbarat tehdit değerlendirmesini ‘kritik’ seviyeye yükseltti. Karar, iki mevcut ve bir eski ABD’li yetkilinin aktardığı bilgilere dayanıyor. Bu adım, Washington ile Tel Aviv arasında son dönemde artan gerilimlerin gölgesinde geldi. Değerlendirme, iki ülke arasındaki güven ilişkisinde yeni bir kırılma noktasına işaret ediyor. DIA’nın bu sınıflandırması, İsrail’i en yüksek tehdit kategorisine taşıyarak ABD ulusal güvenlik aygıtındaki kaygıların boyutunu gözler önüne seriyor. Raporda, hangi somut istihbarat faaliyetlerinin bu kararı tetiklediğine dair ayrıntı verilmedi. İki müttefik ülke arasında stratejik iş birliği sürerken, bu tür bir adım diplomatik ve askeri ilişkilerde yeni bir hassasiyet yaratabilir. Uzmanlar, değerlendirmenin özellikle bilgi paylaşımı ve ortak operasyonel çalışmalar üzerinde etkili olabileceğini belirtiyor. Gelişme, ABD-İsrail ilişkilerindeki güven sorununun kurumsal düzeyde de kabul gördüğünü ortaya koyuyor.

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  1. Security06 Jun, 04:48

    US raises threat assessment level for Israeli spying of officials to 'critical'

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    US raises threat assessment level for Israeli spying of officials to 'critical' The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) has reportedly raised its counter-intelligence threat assessment for Israel to “critical”, according to US media reports citing two current US officials and one former official. The reported assessment comes amid growing tensions between Washington and Israel over developments related to Iran and the wider Middle East. According to the report, the DIA circulated an internal document outlining concerns that Israel was seeking intelligence on the Trump administration’s internal discussions and decision-making regarding regional conflicts. The assessment reportedly stated that Israel’s capabilities in both human intelligence and technical information collection had reached a “critical level” and cited several incidents that heightened US concerns. One US official quoted in the report said American personnel already take additional precautions when visiting Israel because the country is “well-known to aggressively collect” intelligence. Aerial view of the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, 31 May 2026 (Daniel Slim/AFP)

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  2. Security06 Jun, 18:49

    Pentagon raises alarm over Israel’s ‘unhinged’ spying on US officials: Report

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    Pentagon raises alarm over Israel’s ‘unhinged’ spying on US officials: Report Elis Gjevori on Sat, 06/06/2026 - 19:17 US officials say Israeli spying on Washington has intensified during the war with Iran Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump (Brendan Smialowski, Ronen Zvulun/AFP) Off The Pentagon has raised Israel’s counterintelligence threat level to its highest category, amid growing alarm that Washington’s supposed closest Middle East ally is intensifying efforts to spy on senior US officials. The warning, reported by NBC News and The New York Times on Saturday, exposes behind the scenes tensions in a relationship Washington often treats as untouchable. The Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency recently issued the new assessment as tensions grow between the Trump administration and Israel over the Israeli-US war on Iran. US officials told NBC that the DIA posted an internal message raising Israel’s threat level to “critical”. The designation reflects alarm inside the Pentagon that Israel is working to monitor top US officials and obtain information about internal Trump administration deliberations on wars across the Middle East. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The New York Times reported that US intelligence has focused on Israeli efforts to eavesdrop on senior officials, including Steve Witkoff, Trump’s top negotiator, Elbridge A Colby, the Pentagon’s top policy official, and Michael P DiMino IV, one of Colby’s main deputies. Colby has in the past called for a "reset" on the US relationship with Israel Israel’s counterintelligence threat level now stands higher than that of any other US ally and even higher than some adversarial states, the Times reported. One senior official described Israel’s intelligence collection against top US officials during the second Trump administration as “unhinged”. 'Critical threat' The DIA assessment includes a seven-page document and a chart, one US official told NBC. The document says Israel’s ability to conduct human espionage and technical collection has reached a “critical level” and lists specific incidents that sharpened US concern. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Current and former US officials told NBC that Israel’s recent activity has moved far beyond routine espionage between allies. Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard suggests Egypt and Turkey are next targets for war Read More » The warning comes as Israel pushes for deeper military integration with the United States. A provision before Congress would bind the US and Israeli militaries more closely on weapons research, production and technology - a move expected to benefit Israel heavily. The Pentagon’s assessment could now complicate efforts to expand war planning between US Central Command and Israel, especially if officials restrict the information shared with Israeli officers. Since a ceasefire took effect in early April, Trump has pursued diplomacy with Iran to end the war the US and Israel launched on February 28. Israel has openly pushed for Washington to restart the war. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pressed for renewed bombing of Iran and clashed with Trump, who has urged him to scale back attacks on Lebanon. The episode revives a long-running concern in Washington. In the 1980s, US Navy intelligence analyst Jonathan Pollard spent 30 years in prison after selling suitcases of top-secret documents to Israel. UK Politics News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0

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