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Israeli Man Arrested for Allegedly Spying for Iran Out of Revenge
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An Israeli man, Wissam Ghaleb Saleh Awad, from Mazra'a was arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran, allegedly photographing military and strategic sites for Iranian intelligence. Investigators state he acted out of ideological revenge, not for money, and contacted Iranian agents via Telegram. An indictment is expected on November 15, with authorities seeking his detention until the trial ends.
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- Wissam Ghaleb Saleh Awad arrested for allegedly spying for Iran, photographing sensitive sites.
- Investigators claim Awad acted out of ideology and revenge, not financial gain.
- He allegedly contacted Iranian intelligence via Telegram and offered services for free.
- The investigation involved Shin Bet and Israel Police, who seized electronic devices.
- An indictment is expected on November 15, with a request for continued detention.
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