Hamas Claims Capture of Israel ‘Collaborator’ After 15 Years
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Hamas claims they captured someone who has been collaborating with Israel for the past 15 years. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Jerusalem Post – Hamas has captured one of Israel’s number one collaborators in the Gaza Strip, striking a blow to the Shin Bet’s (Israel Security Agency) ability to gather intelligence in the coastal territory, al-Resalah, a Hamas-affiliated website quoted security sources as saying on Tuesday.
The site quoted the source as saying that the man had been working with Israeli intelligence for more than 15 years and was caught at one of the border crossings into Israel.
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