Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who broke the story of former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden’s leaks, said on Monday in an Israeli television interview that more secrets that relate to Israel will be revealed in future stories, the news agency Reuters reported.
Snowden has already said that the U.S. National Security Agency and its British counterpart monitored emails of Israeli senior defense officials.
“I don’t want to preview any stories that aren’t yet published, but it is definitely the case that there are a huge number of very significant stories that are left to report,” said the Brazil-based Greenwald, speaking by video link. “We have only had these documents for seven months, which, given their volume and complexity, is not a very long time. There definitely are stories left that involve the Middle East, that involve Israel. The reporting is going to continue at roughly the same pace that has been happening.”
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