Israel’s spy network knew about Hezbollah commander’s four mistresses, showcasing its extensive reach and capabilities. The report highlights the intricate surveillance methods employed by Israel’s intelligence operations.
According to the report, Israel discovered that Hezbollah’s top terror commander, Fuad Shukr, was involved in four extramarital affairs. He was later killed in a strike in Beirut. It’s believed that Shukr was told to move to the seventh floor of the building before the attack, which led to his death.
The findings raise questions about Israel’s insight into Hezbollah’s internal dynamics.
The intelligence gathered indicates ongoing tensions and interactions between Israel and Hezbollah.
