The editor of the Jerusalem Post is speaking out after he was detained by investigators pursuing allegations that Qatar bribed aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he was unjustly detained by the police.
Zvika Klein, the Post‘s new editor-in-chief, recounted in a column how shocked he was to be interrogated over an interview with the prime minister of Qatar in Doha. Police were evidently looking for evidence he had been bribed.
Klein wrote:
In late 2023, on the eve of the war, I was appointed editor-in-chief of the paper. At the same time, Qatar became a key player in the negotiations between Israel and Hamas. I understood this was a rare journalistic opportunity. I reached out to officials representing the Qatari government and, after some back
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