Tel Aviv: Four individuals, including the spokesperson for the Israeli prime minister, Eli Feldstein, have been arrested by the Zionist regime's supreme court. They face charges related to the leaking of secret security information, which has raised significant concerns within the government and defense circles. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the other three suspects were employed by the regime's ministry of war. Reports from Zionist media outlets on Monday highlighted that these arrests could potentially impact the defense forces' mission to secure the release of Israeli captives in Gaza, as stated by the head of the court. Israeli Channel 13 revealed that Feldstein had previously maintained close professional ties with both Netanyahu and Itamar Ben Gvir, the Minister of Internal Security. This connection has fueled further scrutiny and debate within political circles. Opposition leaders Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz have criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu, accusing him of being culpable for the breach of security information. They emphasized that Netanyahu's attempts to deflect responsibility are ineffective. Amidst the ongoing investigations, the Zionist regime's court confirmed the arrests, sparking widespread attention. In response to previous arrests on accusations of espionage for Iran, the head of the regime's prisons has ordered the establishment of a special ward to detain such individuals. In a related report, the Axios news website described the arrests as possibly the most significant scandal to hit the Zionist regime's cabinet since the conflict in Gaza began over a year ago.