"Netanyahu bugged my personal bathroom," says Boris Johnson

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed in his memoirs that security staff discovered listening devices when Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used his personal restroom in 2017.

In his book Unleashed, Johnson wrote that during their meeting at his old office, Netanyahu excused himself to use a bathroom located in a private wing.

“Thither Bibi repaired for a while, and it may or may not be a coincidence but I am told that later, when they were doing a regular sweep for bugs, they found a listening device in the thunderbox,” Johnson wrote.

When asked in an interview with The Daily Telegraph for more details, Johnson, who was then the UK Foreign Secretary, responded, "I think everything you want to know is in the memoirs."

At the time, Israeli Occupation was accused of planting listening devices at the White House. According to The Daily Telegraph, US officials concluded that Israeli Occupation was likely responsible for placing surveillance devices near the White House and other sensitive locations in Washington, D.C.

Although Netanyahu has never officially worked for the Israeli Occupation intelligence agency Mossad, he is known to have had close ties with them. Mossad, regarded as the second-largest intelligence agency globally after the CIA, focuses on intelligence gathering and covert operations.