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Report: Hezbollah Arrests 3 Accused of Spying for U.S., Israel
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Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah. Photo: Anton Nossik
JPost – Hezbollah arrested three people it suspects of running a spy network for Israel and the United States, pan-Arab news channel Al Arabiya reported Tuesday.
The Jerusalem Post could not verify the veracity of the report.
The three suspects were identified as Mohammed al-Husseini, Jihad Jaloul and Mohammed al-Sabaa, all of whom were arrested in a suburb of southern Beirut.
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