Israel charges Arab man with spying for Hezbollah

According to the indictment, the man passed on information about the IDF, secret weapons stores, weapons manufacturing plants, as well as the security arrangements for President Shimon Peres.

By Revital Hovel | 16:54 04.10.12 |

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A 26-year-old truck driver from Majdal Krum in the north was charged on Thursday with spying for Hezbollah, making contact with a foreign agent, conspiring to aid the enemy and belonging to an illegal group.

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Israel charges Arab man with spying for Hezbollah

According to the indictment, the man passed on information about the IDF, secret weapons stores, weapons manufacturing plants, as well as the security arrangements for President Shimon Peres.

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