Iranian Spy Busted! Ambulance Driver Filmed Herzog and Gallant’s Town for Tehran

In a chilling reminder of Iran’s relentless efforts to infiltrate Israel, authorities have indicted a 34-year-old Arab-Israeli ambulance driver for spying on behalf of the Islamic Republic. Amir Hisham Mohammad Titi from the village of Bi’ina was arrested and charged in Haifa District Court after prosecutors say he exploited his medical access to gather sensitive intelligence. He allegedly sent real-time photos and reports to his Iranian handler, including images of President Isaac Herzog and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich during their visit to Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. The case underscores the ongoing threat from Tehran’s agents operating inside the Jewish state.

Prosecutors detail how Titi used his position to document hospital preparedness, emergency protocols, and even missile impact sites while collecting payments in cryptocurrency. He also traveled to the community of Amikam, home to former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, photographing streets, homes, and a local clinic. Beyond medical sites, he reportedly documented protests and Hostages Square in Tel Aviv under instructions from his Iranian contact. These actions form part of a broader pattern of Iranian recruitment targeting Israeli citizens for intelligence work during wartime.

Israeli security forces, including the Shin Bet and police, deserve full credit for dismantling this operation and preventing potentially devastating information from reaching the enemy. This indictment sends a clear message that those who assist Iran’s regime will face the full force of Israeli justice. As Iran continues its campaign of terror and subversion, stories like this highlight the critical need for constant vigilance and strong national security measures to protect the people of Israel.