Campaign memo reveals former Shin Bet deputy Danny Yatom and ex‑military elite advising Israeli prime‑ministerial campaign

Campaign memo reveals former Shin Bet deputy Danny Yatom and ex‑military elite advising Israeli prime‑ministerial campaign The passage discloses that a senior political operative enlisted a former senior intelligence officer (Danny Yatom, ex‑deputy of elite Sayeret Matkal) to assist a prime‑ministerial campaign, suggesting possible covert intelligence influence in electoral politics. It provides specific names and roles but lacks concrete evidence of wrongdoing or financial transactions, limiting immediate investigative steps. Key insights: Former Sayeret Matkal deputy Danny Yatom, a longtime friend of the author, was enlisted as a campaign advisor.; Chagai Shalom, a reserve army general and former logistics chief, was appointed organizational head.; The memo outlines a strategy to broaden Labor’s appeal by courting right‑wing, Sephardi, Russian‑immigrant, and moderate Orthodox voters.