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Shin Bet and Police Say Majd al-Krum Man Took Tasks From Foreign Agent

Israel Police and the Shin Bet say they recently arrested Hamdan Hamdan, 32, of Majd al-Krum, on suspicion of security offenses involving contact with a foreign agent. Authorities allege that Hamdan knowingly maintained contact for several months with a woman operating from Lebanon and received requests to carry out security-related tasks. They say she tried to compensate him through products bought in Israel and transferred to him. The official statement did not specify the tasks, say whether they were completed or identify the agent's organization; prosecutors are expected to file an indictment on Sunday, September 20.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration derived from a contextual 2026 CC0 photograph of an Israeli police vehicle parked on a Tel Aviv street; it does not depict the reported foreign-agent investigation, the suspect or Majd al-Krum.

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