’’Israeli’’ Intelligence Failure with Lebanon

Local Editor

Four "Israeli" female intelligence observers were arrested earlier this month after allegedly shutting off surveillance equipment, thus failing to collect information on occupied Palestine Northern border with Lebanon.

Some of the details in the case are under a gag order, but according to a statement released by the Northern "Israeli" Command military, prosecution charges will be pressed against the four soldiers for overstepping authority to the point of putting "national" security at risk, failing to follow orders and destroying property."

The "Israeli" "Ynet" daily revealed that "the military prosecution also considered charging the suspects with assisting the enemy, but chances that such a severe accusation would make it into the indictment are slim."

Over the last few months, the "Israeli" soldiers switched off the systems that they were in charge of on several occasions. These surveillance systems collect information of high importance about what goes on across the border.

Uncovering that "three of the field intelligence observers are currently in military jail, while the fourth is under open arrest at her base," the daily reports that "it was not immediately clear whether the soldiers admitted guilt and what were the motives behind their actions. However, they told their commanders that they worked under very difficult conditions and couldn't bear the pressure."

"Israeli" war elements noted that the severe allegation must be thoroughly investigated, and if the soldiers are found to be guilty of misconduct they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.


Source: "Ynet" News