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A viral clip of Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivering a hopeful vision for America’s future while answering a question this week at the White House is stoking more buzz about a possible 2028 presidential bid.

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Rubio, in his debut performance at a White House briefing, gave an uplifting answer that noted America’s «story of perpetual improvement» when asked about his hope for the country in the years ahead.

Recordings of the secretary of state’s 53-second answer, including a campaign-style video put out by Rubio’s team, grabbed tons of views on social media.

The frenzy is understandable, as every move and each comment Rubio makes is often seen as a possible prelude to a potential White House run in the race to succeed his boss, term-limited President Donald Trump.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio walks out to speak to reporters at the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room in the White House in Washington on May 5, 2026. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP Photo)

Rubio, briefing reporters ahead of his current overseas trip, including Thursday’s meeting with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican amid strained relations due to recent critical comments of the U.S.-born pontiff from Trump, said his «hope for America is what it’s always been. I think it’s the hope I hope we all share. We want it to continue to be the place where anyone from anywhere can achieve anything, where you’re not limited by the circumstances of your birth, by the color of your skin, by your ethnicity, but frankly, it’s a place where you are able to overcome challenges and achieve your full potential.»

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«I think that should be the goal of every country in the world, frankly, but I think in the U.S. – we’re not perfect. Our history is not one of perfection, but it’s still better than anybody else’s history,» Rubio said. «And ours is a story of perpetual improvement. Each generation has left the next generation of Americans freer, more prosperous, safer, and that is our goal as well.»

The secretary, who is a devout Catholic, added, «But it is a unique and exceptional country and, as we come upon this 250-year anniversary, I think we have a lot to learn and be proud of in our history. It is one of perpetual and continuous improvement, where each generation has done its part to bring us closer to fulfilling the vision that the founders of this country had upon its founding.»

A clip of the comments grabbed over 6 million views on X.

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Rubio’s team also put out a minute-long vertical video of the soliloquy that included voice-over video of the secretary of state, Trump, jets flying over the White House, a diverse mix of Americans, the late President Ronald Reagan and the American flag being raised.

The video, on the secretary’s X account, was viewed over 3 million times and grabbed the attention of some of the biggest names in MAGA world.

Right-wing activist Laura Loomer, who is close to Trump, retweeted the video and said, «Wow! This looks like it could be a launch video for a Presidential campaign. Amazing production quality and vibes.»

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Meanwhile, Elon Musk retweeted a separate video of the Rubio comments.

Vice President JD Vance has long been seen as the heir apparent to Trump and his MAGA and America First base. While Vance remains the hypothetical clear frontrunner ahead of the start of the 2028 White House race, which won’t ignite until after this year’s midterm elections, Rubio appears to be on the rise.

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Secretary Marco Rubio meets with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, on Thursday, May 7, 2026. (Simone Risoluti – Vatican Media via Vatican Pool/Getty Images)

Thanks to an increase in his responsibilities and public profile, more recently around the U.S. operation in Venezuela and the war against Iran, Rubio has seen speculation and support for a possible presidential bid soar in recent months.

Among the most notable evidence is Rubio’s strong second-place finish in March in the 2028 Republican presidential nomination straw poll at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).

Rubio, who was one of more than a dozen Republican contenders who ran and lost to Trump in the tumultuous 2016 presidential race, grabbed 35% of the vote at CPAC when the straw poll results were announced this past weekend, up from a mere 3% a year earlier.

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Vance, who is popular with MAGA and America First groups, finished first at 53%. While the vice president saw his support slightly edge down from 61% last year, Vance’s numbers are higher than anyone else in CPAC presidential straw poll history other than Trump.

Rubio insists he’ll support Vance if the vice president launches a White House campaign.

«If JD Vance runs for president, he’s going to be our nominee, and I’ll be one of the first people to support him,» Rubio told Vanity Fair late last year.

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President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio in the Oval Office of the White House on April 7, 2025. (Saul Loeb/AFP)

Vance, who like Rubio has highlighted his Catholic faith, will likely get plenty of chances next month to spotlight his devotion amid the release of his new book, «Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith.»

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Partially fueling Rubio’s rise has been Trump, who has lavishly praised his secretary of state.

The president recently declared that Rubio would go down as «the greatest secretary of state in history.»

Trump has also promoted a Vance-Rubio ticket — calling it «unstoppable» a few months ago — but has not said who should be at the top of the ticket.

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But the president said last year that Vance is «most likely» his heir apparent. «In all fairness, he’s the vice president,» Trump added.

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And Trump, in an interview on NBC News’ «Meet the Press» last year, called Vance a «fantastic, brilliant guy.»

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Trump, who has yet to say whom he would endorse in the race for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, added in that interview, «certainly you would say that somebody’s the VP, if that person is outstanding, I guess that person would have an advantage.»

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Panorama Internacional: La puerta (china) de salida de la guerra

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Menos que un acuerdo es una vía de escape. A Estados Unidos le costará concesiones y el cajoneo de muchas de sus demandas iniciales, entre ellas las maximalistas relacionadas con la conflictiva cuestión nuclear. Pero también Irán estará obligado a retroceder. Existe un movimiento que determina estas novedades. La próxima semana Donald Trump se reunirá en Beijing con el líder chino Xi Jinping. Este proto acuerdo nace con el trasfondo de esa visita.

Este miércoles el canciller chino Wang Yi recibió a su colega iraní Abbas Araghchi, para coordinar o imponerle una salida a esta crisis que estruja el sistema de acumulación del capitalismo mundial, que es donde se para la República Popular. China busca un equilibrio en el cual ambas partes no salgan derrotadas, pero observa a EE.UU. como un “agente desestabilizador” del sistema, detalla Comfort Ero, presidenta de International Crisis Group. La guerra ha reforzado esa visión. No es una cuestión ideológica, se trata de intereses objetivos.

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Martin Wolf, principal analista económico del Financial Times y una de las voces más influyentes del establishment mundial, coincide al sostener que Trump es “el acelerador de un colapso que lleva hacia una era de desorden impredecible”. Le reprocha que destruye el orden multilateral y las reglas que han permitido la expansión del capitalismo global desde 1945. Es interesante como, a su vez, lo describe Francis Fukuyama, otro referente de esa vereda del poder: “Trump es el síntoma de una crisis de identidad que el sistema liberal no ha sabido resolver”. No son chinos.

La gestión de Beijing sobre Teherán, del cual es su mayor comprador de petróleo y garante de un acuerdo bilateral de 400 mil millones de dólares, reserva implicancias que se verán con el tiempo. Busca que Teherán reabra el Estrecho de Ormuz, una demanda compartida por la República Popular con las potencias occidentales y del mundo árabe. No parece probable por el momento. Con picardía Irán creó una Administración propia de ese paso al estilo de las que existen en los canales de Suez o Panamá y que usará como palanca de presión. Un regalo de la guerra.

China, además, sostiene el derecho del país persa al desarrollo nuclear. Aclaran, no bélico. Dependerá del gigante asiático no ya de EE.UU. cómo serán las cosas en adelante. Es parte de las lonjas de poder que Trump le ha recortado a su país en este tormentoso segundo gobierno.

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China Daily, el diario del PC chino, en un editorial esta semana remarcaba sobre estos desafíos que «la estabilidad en las arterias globales críticas no se puede garantizar mediante la fuerza unilateral. Requiere coherencia, moderación y la voluntad de anteponer los intereses comunes a la ganancia política inmediata. Hasta que no se asimile esta lección, el estrecho de Ormuz seguirá siendo no solo un punto estratégico clave, sino también un reflejo del error de juicio de algunos».

Detrás del apremio norteamericano para escapar de esta crisis, la percepción es que Irán queda golpeado, pero con niveles más desafiantes que los que exhibía antes de esta aventura, persuadido de que tiene la baraja ganadora. El control de Ormuz es apenas el más complicado ejemplo. No ha cambiado el régimen como postula Trump, ni ha dejado de constituir una efectiva amenaza militar desnudando la desprotección de los aliados de EE.UU. en el universo multimillonario árabe donde la corporación Trump tiene gran parte de sus mayores negocios.

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El presidente norteamericano ha descubierto en estos más de dos meses de conflicto nociones que en su momento formuló el prusiano Carl von Clausewitz en su Von Kriege. Una significativa es que la guerra tiene “una tendencia a la escalada” y el proceso acaba escapando de las manos. Esta construcción es además aún peor si se carece, como es el caso, de una estrategia de entrada y de salida, descartada desde el comienzo por una abismal subestimación del enemigo. Ha sido a extremo tal ese defecto que Trump insiste hasta hoy en el absurdo de comparar a Irán con Venezuela. En esa confusión pueden hallarse variedad de razones para este desenlace.

Dato de las debilidades evidentes esta semana todo el Ejecutivo norteamericano con el mandatario al frente, salió a desescalar el conflicto cancelando incluso su última iniciativa de supuesto auxilio a los buques atrapados en la región. “No dispararemos a menos que nos disparen primero”, dijo el canciller Marco Rubio. “No buscamos enfrentamientos”, señaló a su vez el líder del Pentágono, Pete Hegseth. Ambos dando a entender que todo dependerá de la voluntad del otro lado para que la cosas amengüen. Una apuesta difícil.

Irán es una dictadura controlada mayoritariamente por los sectores más duros del régimen, que se han fortalecido por esta guerra después de haber perdido de modo humillante las elecciones de 2024 a manos del liderazgo moderado. Ahí hay también un desafío para China y su diplomacia.

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El buque petrolero/químico "Bald Man" en el puerto de Fujairah, mientras el conflicto entre Estados Unidos e Israel con Irán limita el tráfico marítimo en el estrecho de Ormuz, en Fujairah, Emiratos Árabes Unidos. Foto Reuters

Estos individuos son los responsables de que los misiles sigan volando como señala David Sanger en The New York Times. La noche del jueves fue intenso y riesgoso el intercambio de bombardeos. Como el gobierno israelí de Benjamín Netanyahu, parecen estar convencidos de que pueden ganar aún más si la guerra se reanuda. Por ese vector de poder pasa de modo central el control total del país, ya sin alas moderadas. En enero lanzaron una masacre contra las marchas de protesta por la crisis economía, carestía, desempleo y devaluación de la moneda, que estrangula a los iraníes.

Desde entonces, organizaciones como la Agencia de Noticias de Activistas de Derechos Humanos (HRANA), con sede en Washington, determinaron que más de 53.000 personas fueron arrestadas en esas protestas y otros miles desde el inicio del conflicto bélico. También se ha registrado un número récord de ejecuciones de presos políticos: 21 personas fueron ahorcadas durante la guerra. Es la cifra más alta en un período tan corto en más de 30 años, señala la BBC de Londres. Nueve de los ahorcados estaban relacionados con las protestas de enero, diez fueron ejecutados por supuesta pertenencia a grupos de oposición y dos fueron acusados de espionaje. Son datos elocuentes de un rígido control social a manos de lo peor del régimen que se ha acentuado de manera vigorosa en esta crisis.

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Trump busca retroceder por una razón sencilla y conocida. Aunque hubo avisos previos ignorados del riesgo que se asumía, la guerra ha provocado “la mayor crisis de suministro de petróleo de la historia”, alertan los analistas. La idea original en Washington de que este era un camino rápido se topó con un costo espectacular a nivel económico por el cierre del estrecho, clave para el trasiego de crudo y gas licuado además de fertilizantes. En ese sentido, las consecuencias del conflicto constituyen un tercer grave capítulo de la oleada de crisis globales que ha marcado este cuarto de siglo, con el tsunami económico y financiero de 2008 primero y luego el que provocó la pandemia de coronavirus.

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Iraníes caminan junto a una fotografía del líder supremo de Irán, el ayatolá Mojtaba Khamenei, en una calle de Teherán, Irán. Foto EFE

Todo eso es lluvia ácida para los consumidores y votantes norteamericanos, en particular los más afectados de clase media baja que fueron quienes masivamente eligieron a Trump en las presidenciales de 2024. Esos segmentos posiblemente expongan su irritación en las elecciones de noviembre como lo hicieron contra Joe Biden por problemas similares de bolsillo.

A tono con la mirada china y de los liberales de este lado, vale preguntarse si es Estados Unidos como entidad imperial la que está causando este enorme costo a la economía global o ¿es Trump y la minoría ultranacionalista y proteccionista que lo acompaña? ¿Es una estrategia de EE.UU. romper la doctrina atlántica, amenazar a la OTAN y debilitar las fuerzas militares en Europa? o ¿Es Trump y su elenco que actúan por vanidad y venganza?

El líder republicano es una consecuencia de la historia, no un accidente. No hay que confundirse. Pero es improbable que hubiera llegado al poder de no haber existido aquella crisis del 2008 que disparó una oleada de frustración y pobreza sin precedentes y que Barack Obama resolvió solo a nivel superestructural. Las víctimas quedaron en la banquina y votaron el primer mandato de Trump. Y las mismas víctimas, el segundo que ha sido el más extraordinario de pasos en falso e indigencia estratégica. Ahora son una amenaza.

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California county finds nearly 600 unopened ballots months after Newsom-backed redistricting measure passed

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Nearly 600 unopened ballots were discovered in a California county months after voters approved a statewide Democratic redistricting measure, with local election officials admitting they failed voters.

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The Humboldt County Office of Elections said in a Wednesday press release that the 596 sealed but uncounted ballots did not impact the outcome of the Nov. 4 statewide special election, which centered on Proposition 50, a redistricting ballot measure pushed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democrats.

The ballots were found Monday inside a locked drop box, prompting county officials to say they had not been tampered with because the box was locked, and the ballots remained sealed. Officials said the error stemmed from a miscommunication over whether the drop box had been fully emptied before certification.

«While the mistake occurred after an election worker did not follow proper procedures, the responsibility for what happened ultimately sits with me. I did not have strong enough controls in place to prevent this, but we do now,» Humboldt County Clerk-Recorder and Registrar of Voters Juan Pablo Cervantes said in the news release. «We have taken corrective action and already updated our protocols. A new lock out, tag out procedure has been implemented for every ballot drop box to ensure each box is physically verified as empty and secured before election results are finalized.»

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An elections official prepares to count mail-in ballots on the first day of tabulation, on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office in Phoenix. (AP/Matt York)

While the ballots will not change the outcome of the November election, Humboldt County officials said they are still endeavoring to ensure all ballots get counted, apologizing to voters that they «fell short» of their duties.

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«I promise you that we are taking this seriously,» Cervantes added. «We will strengthen our processes and continue pushing toward the standard our community expects and deserves.»

Proposition 50, championed by Newsom and California Democrats, allowed the state to temporarily use legislature-drawn congressional maps for the 2026, 2028 and 2030 elections instead of maps created by California’s independent redistricting commission.

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The California Voter ID Initiative would amend the state constitution to require voter ID when casting a ballot, require election officials to verify citizenship of registered voters and mandate the state maintain accurate voter rolls if passed. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times; Emily Elconin/Reuters)

The measure came amid a national mid-decade redistricting fight, with Newsom and California Democrats arguing the state needed to counter GOP-led map changes in states such as Texas.

California’s normal redistricting process is handled by an independent commission, but Prop 50 created a temporary voter-approved exception allowing the state to use legislature-drawn congressional maps through 2030.

After the Supreme Court last week narrowed Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in a Louisiana redistricting case, a ruling that could open the door for Republican-led states to pursue new maps that undercut Democratic redistricting gains in California and potential gains in states such as Virginia, California Democrats have faced pressure to consider going even further in response.

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California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton said the GOP has a chance to win this year due to what he called the «complete failure» of Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democrats. (Carlin Stiehl/Los Angeles Times)

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However, The Los Angeles Times reported Thursday that despite this urging for additional action, even after voters approved Prop 50, California Democrats have no intention of making an attempt to redraw the maps again before the midterms.

California Democratic Party Chair Rusty Hicks pointed out Democrats need to win the seats created under the state’s existing Prop 50 map they redrew last year.

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«We have yet to fully win the seats in the map that was drawn in 2025. It seems a step too far to say we’re going to go back to the drawing board and redraw the map,» Hicks said, according to The Los Angeles Times.

«You all should pick up some seats. Let’s all do this together, because California cannot do it alone, it will take the rest of the country,» Hicks added, referring to pressure on Democratic-led states to counter Republican redistricting efforts nationwide.

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Israeli police say Iran using WhatsApp, Facebook, blackmail to recruit spies as latest attempt foiled

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The arrest of two Israeli Air Force personnel on allegations of espionage has underscored Iran’s expanding efforts to penetrate Israel’s military by recruiting operatives from within.

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Over the past year and a half, Israeli police, working alongside the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), have investigated more than 20 cases involving an estimated 40 to 50 suspects. Most remain in custody, though investigators believe additional suspects are still at large.

Capt. Sefi Berger of the Israel Police’s Lahav International and Major Crimes Unit, which investigates Iranian espionage cases, told Fox News Digital that Tehran primarily seeks intelligence that could aid attack planning, along with information on high-profile individuals and other sensitive targets.

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Ami Gaydarov was arrested on March 9 by Israeli authorities on suspicion of working with Iranian handlers to harm a high-ranking official. (Israeli Police)

Payments vary widely. One network of seven suspects reportedly received about $300,000, while an Iron Dome reservist was allegedly paid $1,000 — and in some cases, even less.

«People may think they will get rich, but the money is not life-changing,» Berger said. «In one case last year involving two soldiers, one received just $21 and has been in prison for a year and a half.»

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Iranian recruitment tactics include infiltrating WhatsApp and Facebook groups used by Israelis seeking freelance work, as well as pornography websites, where agents allegedly use compromising material to blackmail individuals into cooperating. Recruitment also relies on emotional manipulation of individuals whose moral judgment may be compromised.

«When recruiting a person, a relationship can develop between the handler and the spy. Sometimes the asset is looking for a father figure or a friend — someone who listens without judgment,» Berger said.

Former Shin Bet handler Gonen Ben Itzhak, who spent years recruiting sources within Palestinian society, told Fox News Digital that the issue is particularly serious, saying he has not previously seen so many attempts — and some successful cases — of spying against Israel.

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Israel Police arresting a suspect in relation to Iranian espionage in Haifa.  (Israel Police Spokesperson)

«The million-dollar question is who makes a good recruit. We don’t have a clear answer. There are certain indicators that someone may be more susceptible. The Iranians use social media — something we didn’t have in the same way —and it’s a powerful tool to identify potential motives,» he said.

As a handler, Ben Itzhak said he sought to recruit as many viable candidates as possible while avoiding individuals likely to attract suspicion, such as known criminals. He described the process as gradual and often uncertain.

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«At first, they need to agree to meet in secret. Sometimes they come but won’t share information. I would start with simple questions — who leads Hamas in their village,» he said.

«Sometimes it takes time. Some refuse to cooperate, some may even act as double agents. In many cases, they are trained to collect information without being exposed. It’s a process,» Ben Itzhak added.

In March, 22-year-old Haifa resident Ami Gaydarov was arrested on suspicion of manufacturing explosives intended to target a senior Israeli figure at the direction of an Iranian agent.

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A billboard depicting Iran’s supreme leaders since 1979: (L to R) Ayatollahs Ruhollah Khomeini (until 1989), Ali Khamenei (until 2026), and Mojtaba Khamenei (incumbent) is displayed above a highway in Tehran on March 10, 2026. Iran marked the appointment of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei to replace his father as its supreme leader on March 9, 2026.  (AFP/Via Getty Images)

Last month, a man from the Israeli-Arab city of Qalansawe was detained on suspicion of allegedly spying for «a hostile actor, mediated through the Al Jazeera channel.» According to the investigation, Miqdad Moder Hosni Natur made contact with his handler after being introduced while searching for job opportunities through the Qatari-owned news organization.

Under Israeli law, contact with a foreign agent carries a sentence of up to 15 years in prison. Providing intelligence can result in more than 10 years’ imprisonment, while aiding the enemy during wartime carries a minimum sentence of life imprisonment and, in extreme cases, the death penalty.

Berger also warned against attempts by Israelis to deceive foreign agents, stressing that any contact is a serious offense.

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«We had a hotel worker near the Dead Sea who falsely told Iranians that a group of Israelis would arrive. He said it was a lie, but I explained he had effectively put a target on that hotel, its staff and guests, and encouraged an attack,» Berger said.

«People unfamiliar with this world should not engage in it. Contact is an offense, providing information is an offense, and aiding the enemy is the most severe,» he added.

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Israeli citizen Moti Maman stands in a courtroom after he was accused by Israeli security services of involvement in an Iranian-backed assassination plot targeting prominent people including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in Beersheba District Court in southern Israel, Sept. 19, 2024.  (Reuters/Stringer )

While most suspects remain in custody awaiting trial, some cases are advancing through the courts.

One concluded case involved 70-year-old Moti Maman, who was convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison after twice entering Iran, where he met with intelligence agents to discuss carrying out terrorist activity in Israel. He also discussed the possibility of assassinating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Former Mossad operative Gad Shimron told Fox News Digital that while the espionage efforts have caused damage, their impact appears tactical rather than strategic. However, he cautioned against complacency.

«The electronic Iron Dome is trying to catch Israelis willing to work for the Iranians, and I believe it is quite efficient,» he said. «But one should never underestimate the enemy. I am sure they are investing a lot of effort and that they have some successes we don’t yet know of.»

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