Srulik Einhorn linked to meetings between Milorad Dodik and Benjamin Netanyahu

An investigation by Haaretz and BIRN reveals connections between Srulik Einhorn, a former advisor to Benjamin Netanyahu, and political figures in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Einhorn, who is considered a fugitive by Israeli police and has been linked to allegations involving Qatargate and the leaking of confidential documents, reportedly used his connections within the Israeli Prime Minister’s office for business interests.

Zoran Korać, a former advisor to Aleksandar Vučić and Milorad Dodik, confirmed that he traveled to Israel twice in September with Dodik. During the first visit, Korać met with Yonatan Urich, another Netanyahu advisor also suspected in the aforementioned scandals. While Dodik shared photos on social media expressing gratitude to Netanyahu for the relationship between Israel and Republika Srpska, the investigation suggests Einhorn may have attempted to facilitate a specific photograph of Dodik with Netanyahu that was never taken.

The timing of these interactions is noted as significant, occurring ahead of general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Dodik remains a de facto leader of Republika Srpska.