Israeli arrested over suspected contact with Lebanese agent
Majd al-Krum resident knowingly maintained contact with foreign agent from Lebanon, was asked to carry out security-related missions, investigation reveals.
The Jerusalem Post reports on the arrest of a 32-year-old Arab Israeli man, Hamdan Hamdan, from Majd al-Krum, on suspicion of making contact with a Lebanese foreign agent. The man is alleged to have been aware of the agent's Lebanese nationality and requested security missions in Israel in exchange for services. The foreign agent attempted to purchase Israeli goods for Hamdan.
Additionally, another man, Sultan Abu al-Haija, 31, from Tamra, was arrested for allegedly contacting Hamas and Iran forces to offer assistance covertly. Both men are expected to face indictments within the next few days. In response to Hamdan's arrest, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich accused residents of Majd al-Krum of chanting "long live Palestine" and suggested that radical Islamic forces were establishing themselves in the Galilee.
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