Israeli Intelligence Reveals Fuad Shukr's Plans

Israeli spy agencies have uncovered that Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr planned to marry his four mistresses over the phone, as detailed in a New York Times investigation. This revelation came prior to Israel's assassination of Shukr in July, following a series of military strikes against Hezbollah leadership. The assassination was partly a response to a rocket attack linked to Shukr that killed 12 people, including children, in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Shukr, feeling uneasy about his affairs, sought help from Hashem Safieddine, a senior cleric within Hezbollah, who arranged the phone marriage ceremonies. The meticulous surveillance by Israeli intelligence included recruiting informants and monitoring the personal lives of Hezbollah leaders. This deep infiltration reflects Israel's ongoing efforts to counter the threat posed by Hezbollah amid escalating conflicts in the region.