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Did some of the alleged spies help Israel with its bombing of Lebanon in 2006? Full Article at BBC News
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Lebanon charged four people with collaborating with Israel on Saturday, raising to 23 the number of suspected spies who have been charged in the last few months, a court official said. Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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Lebanon is holding up to 30 suspects in what security sources say is a widening investigation into espionage for Israel. At least 21 suspects have already been charged, some in absentia, and several have confessed, the authorities say. Full Article at Ynetnews
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The defense establishment is concerned that Hezbollah will try to smuggle advanced anti-aircraft missiles into Lebanon in the near future - yet another reason for the rising tension on the Israel-Lebanon border. Full Article at Rantburg
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BEIRUT—Lebanon said Thursday it has complained to the United Nations about alleged spying by Israel, accusing its archenemy of violating a 2006 truce and the country's sovereignty. Prime Minister Fuad Saniora's office also said the government asked U.N. Full Article at Boston Globe
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The loss of these eyes and ears within Lebanon is undoubtedly a major strategic setback for Israel
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The nature of the report is provocative, its timing is far from naive and, coupled with the Israeli reaction, it is a clear attempt to incite unrest
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If the Special Tribunal for Lebanon comes out and confirms the report, we could be facing an all-out civil war
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In regards to the Der Spiegel article, I want to say that the conspiracy is there
