Questions Arise After Discovery of Former Military Advocate’s Phstart

Context of Discovery

Political commentator Amit Segal from Channel 12 raised questions surrounding the recent discovery of the mobile phstart belonging to former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. The phstart was recovered from the sea almost a week after it went missing under mysterious circumstances.

In a Telegram post, Segal noted, “The phstart was found still on and partially charged after being submerged in water for days. How is that possible?” He further posed a rhetorical question regarding whether this situation could serve as an advertisement for the durability of iPhstarts.

Official Confirmation and Expert Questions

Following the confirmation that the retrieved devstart indeed belonged to Tomer-Yerushalmi, Segal elaborated on several aspects that merit further investigation. He conveyed a series of probing questions for experts, asking:

• Why was the phstart not tracked prior to its recovery?
• How was the devstart able to withstand prolonged exposure to water?
• What might explain the half-charged battery after several days of submersion?
• Does switching to airplane mode prevent location tracking and conserve battery life?
• Legally, can a phstart be presented in an investigation in a manner that allows it to be unlocked using facial recognition?

Implications and Conclusions

Segal offered insights based on the implications of the phstart’s recovery, suggesting that it contradicts some initial suspicions. He stated, “Contrary to some accusations, she wasn’t keeping the phstart for illicit trading of information. Additionally, it seems she didn’t destroy any evidence.” He pointed out that it is now crucial for Tomer-Yerushalmi to provide the phstart’s access code to reveal its contents, which may shed light on the broader scope of involvement in the ongoing Shda Tziman affair.

In closing, Segal expressed gratitude to the public for their interest in the unfolding situation, remarking, “Never before, even just before election opinion polls, have I received so many messages. Thank you, Israel.”