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Qatargate suspect Urich confirms phone was hacked, says leakers will 'pay full price'

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Yonatan Urich, senior aide and personal media adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, revealed on Sunday that his WhatsApp account was hacked and promised that the people who leaked his private conversations would "pay the full price."

"Whoever hacked into Yonatan Urich's WhatsApp and published personal correspondence while adding and changing the conversations will pay the full price," Urich said in a message shared by his legal team.

Urich is a central suspect in the "Qatargate" investigations alleging corruption within the Prime Minister's Office.

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