In a number of Mossad documents that have been declassified after years, the names of some Lebanese parties and groups allied to Israel have been revealed.
According to the report of the International group of Pak Sahafat news agency, In the declassified documents, Mossad has spoken about Israel’s relations with a number of Lebanese parties and groups, and what is more interesting is that some of these parties are the ones that today express the most objections to Hezbollah’s resistance.
Some of these documents also support the Israeli army to some Lebanese militia groups in the Lebanese civil war.
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In these documents, which were published in Haaretz newspaper, he pointed to parts of Israel’s relations with groups such as the Kataeb Party, and emphasized that Israel’s relations with some political parties and figures in Lebanon began in the fifties of the last century, about 70 years ago.
In this regard, it has been emphasized that the imperial regime of Iran played a role in strengthening these relations and in 1958, it transferred weapons from Israel to Lebanon in order to support the then president of Lebanon, Kamil Shimoun.