Attorneys for Zvika Klein cleared the Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief’s name for publication on Tuesday after the Israel Police questioned him the prior day.

A police source told Hebrew media that law enforcement authorities obtained the required approval from Israel’s State Attorney’s Office to question Klein for alleged contact with a foreign agent, as part of Israel’s “Qatargate” affair.

Israeli law enforcement is required legally to seek such permission prior to interrogating journalists. Klein was reportedly interviewed under caution, meaning that his responses could be used against him potentially in court.