A woman swimming at Tel Aviv’s Hof HaTzuk Beach came across a phone that is believed to belong to former IDF Military Advocate General Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi.
“I was swimming this morning at Hatzuk Beach, and at some point in the shallow water near the shore, I saw something that looked like a phone. I picked it up and realized it was an iPhone. I immediately got out of the water, opened it, and saw a picture of the military advocate general,” the woman told Channel 12 News.
“I reported it to the police, the forces arrived, and I was summoned to give testimony,” she added.
Police sources told N12 that the phone was handed over to officers who arrived at the scene. According to KAN News, Tomer-Yerushalmi provided the phone’s code during her police interrogation.
“The device was found, police on their way to the attorney-general,” MK Yitzhak Kreuzer (Otzma Yehudit) wrote on X following the report.
The discovery comes just hours after Tomer-Yerushalmi was placed under 10 days of house arrest and barred from contacting other individuals connected to the Sde Teiman case.
4 Responses
If it was in the ocean waters and for all that time, is the information therein still retrievable?
Can this be changed please to edit the daughter out of the picture? Thank you!
Will she get the money they promised if the phone was found?
Who’s disscrased?