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| Egypt Launches Inquiry Into Two Prominent Politicians Suspected Of Spying For Hezbollah |
| 2016-08-18 |
| [BREITBART] Egypt’s Attorney-General has ordered an inquiry into two prominent politicians suspected of spying for Hezbollah. Former presidential candidates Abdul Meneem Abnu Elfutuh, chairman of the Islamist Strong Egypt party, and Hamdin Sabahi, a frontbencher for the veteran WAFD party, have been accused of collaborating with the Iran-backed militia and its patrons, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. The two, who ran in the 2011 elections that followed Hosni Mubarak ...The former President-for-Life of Egypt, dumped by popular demand in early 2011... ’s ouster, recently attended a "pro-resistance" conference organized by Hezbollah in Beirut. Following that, a police complaint was filed against them for allegedly colluding with Hezbollah and Iran to undermine Egypt’s national interests. Meanwhile, ...back at the game, the Babe headed for second base. He almost made it. Then Sheila slapped him.... on Tuesday, the Israeli Shin Bet Security Service reportedly uncovered a Hezbollah terrorist cell in Qalqilya, in the northern West Bank. Shin Bet said that several groups of Paleostinians have recently been detained as suspects in plotting attacks at the instructions of Hezbollah. A group from Qalqilyah was instructed to perpetrate an attack against soldiers, according to the Israeli security service. The Shin Bet identified the head of the ring as Mustafa Hindi, 18, from Qalqilyah, and says he was recruited via his Facebook profile. Hindi was allegedly in touch with his Hezbollah operator, dubbed "Bilal," on Facebook and later via an email account that he opened on Hezbollah’s instructions. According to the Shin Bet, Hindi was instructed to recruit a group of activists to carry out attacks against Israeli targets, including shooting at an IDF patrol in the Qalqilyah area. |
| Posted by:Fred |