Northern Israel resident charged with spying for Iran

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According to i24NEWS, Wissam Awad, 50, a resident of Mazra’a in northern Israel, has been charged with spying for Iran. The indictment alleges that Awad contacted Iranian intelligence operatives via Telegram, motivated by a desire for revenge over Israel's actions in Gaza, and offered to photograph military and civilian sites in exchange for money. The report states that Awad filmed the entrance to Camp Shraga, photographed the Nahariya police station, a medical device plant, and monitored Israeli military movements along Routes 4 and 70. He was reportedly tasked with watching for signs of potential ground operations in Lebanon.