Lebanese security sources revealed information about how a Lebanese journalist was spying for the Zionist regime and abusing him to strike at Iran and Hezbollah.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, “Mohammad Shoaib” is a Lebanese journalist who was arrested late last month for his links to the Zionist regime and spying for it.
Al-Manar news network, quoting security sources, published details about how he interacted and spied for the Zionists and wrote that Shoaib had been active in several news sites, Al-Jaras and Lebanon-24.
The sources continued, Shoaib had seen an advertisement for a foreign company on a website and then contacted them. Foreigners also offered him a monthly salary in exchange for writing a number of articles a month.
According to sources, the trip did not last long until he was contacted by an Israeli named Tom. Tom asked Shoaib to report on political issues that were in dispute. This report should also have been about issues that were in the interest of the Gulf States and with hostile language against Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas.
Tom then asked the Lebanese journalist to edit the reports as if Lebanon had been occupied by Iran. He then told him to publish the material on Alkalima online, Lebanon 24, the Voice of All Lebanon website, and that he would be paid $ 50 to $ 75 per report.
These sources stressed, for example, at the time of the formation of the Lebanese government; Shoaib was asked to raise the issue of the Saudi-Iranian dispute and to pretend that Iran was taking advantage of the delay in forming a cabinet for its achievements in the Iran-Saudi talks.
After a while, Tom asked the Lebanese journalist to prepare a report entitled “The Impact of Iran’s Interests on Lebanon” and to show that the absence of two Shiite groups in government meetings is a tab for Iran in the nuclear talks. Thus, these groups were portrayed as a tool in the hands of Iran.
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According to these sources, Tom not only specified the titles and political topics of the articles for Shoaib, but also named the appropriate characters for the interview in each article. These individuals were political figures and media outlets affiliated with the March 14 faction (affiliated with Saudi Arabia and the United States).
The following titles were also assigned to Shoaib:
Blaming Hezbollah for the Beirut port bombing, stating that what exploded was a weapons cache belonging to Hezbollah that was targeted by an Israeli missile.
Hezbollah is accused of killing Loghman Salim.
Blaming Hezbollah for smuggling to Syria through illegal crossings.
The negative impact of US sanctions on Hezbollah allies.
Hezbollah is accused of smuggling Captagon [psychedelic] pills to the Persian Gulf countries.
Illegal weapons, especially in Palestinian camps.
Bad relations between Syria and Hamas.
These sources pointed out in the end, Tom wrote three articles in Arabic entitled “Y. D »was written sent to him. The subject of these articles was about Syrian refugees, Palestinian camps and the Hamas movement. He was then asked to create a “Project Lebanon” page on Facebook and post things that supported Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, for which he received $ 200 a month.