Israeli Arab sentenced for spying for Hezbollah

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09-04-2013 | 08:48
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Israeli Arab sentenced for spying for Hezbollah

An Israeli court has sentenced an Arab citizen of Israel to seven years in prison for spying for the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.                  

A court document says Milad Khatib was convicted of being in contact with a foreign agent and assisting an enemy in wartime. It says he confessed to the charges against him as part of a plea bargain.                  

Khatib was accused of gathering intelligence on the security detail for Israel's president and on army installations. The 26-year-old is said to have been recruited by a Hezbollah operative in Denmark in 2009.                 

The Haifa court decision was handed down on Tuesday.                   

Israel and Hezbollah are bitter enemies. The two fought an inconclusive, month-long war in 2006, which was sparked when Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid.     


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