The photographer was collecting sensitive information and taking pictures of high-profile resistance figures residing in the Arab country for the Zionist regime’s authorities.
According to a report published by the Arabic-language al-Akhbar daily newspaper on Monday, the woman, identified as Layal Ramadan, was in close contact with Israeli intelligence officials between 2021 and 2022.
She shot photographs and videos of a house in the Tariq al-Jadideh neighborhood of the capital Beirut, which apparently accommodated a senior leader of the Gaza-based Hamas resistance movement.
Ramadan also took pictures of houses of Hezbollah members in Dahiyeh, the southern suburbs of Beirut, and sent them to Israeli agents later on.
Al-Akhbar noted that the photographer received 50 dollars for each of her espionage missions.
The daily newspaper went on to say that counter-espionage officers in the General Security Directorate detected in the summer of 2021 suspicious telephone conversations between a Lebanese phone number, whose owner resided in the al-Sanea area of Beirut, and a number of foreign phone numbers.
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