Israeli charged on suspicion of aiming to assist Hamas in Gaza
Another Israeli citizen was arrested for allegedly contacting a foreign agent in Lebanon.
An Israeli citizen, Sultan Abu al-Hija, 31, from Tamra, was indicted in Haifa on Friday for allegedly contacting Hamas's Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades in Gaza and Iranian intelligence. He was arrested on August 28 in a joint operation by the Israel Police, Border Police, and Shin Bet, accused of aiming to covertly assist Hamas. In a separate incident, Hamdan Hamdan, 32, from Majd al-Krum, was arrested on suspicion of security offenses involving contact with a foreign agent from Lebanon and carrying out missions for them. Additionally, two Palestinian suspects were arrested for their involvement in an attempted mob assault on a mother and son who accidentally drove into Jenin in August.
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