"The Lions' Den" kills an Israeli agent who was recruited after he was filmed in a "disgraceful situation"
The Palestinian "Black's Den" group announced the assassination of a young man last night, to confess to his cooperation with Israeli intelligence and causing the death of a number of the group's members in the occupied West Bank.
And the young man appeared in a video clip spread on social media and seen by "Agence France Presse", making confessions that he was assigned by the Israeli intelligence to follow up and monitor armed activists from the "Lions' Den" group.
A security source, who preferred not to be named, confirmed that the young man who appeared in the video was shot dead in the Old City of Nablus, in the northern West Bank.
The group's statement indicated that the killing of the young man was nothing but "our message to every traitor who sold his religion, his conscience, his honor, and his homeland."
It is noteworthy that among the activists who were assigned to monitor the young man were leaders in the group, such as Muhammad al-Azizi and Adham Mabrouka, who were eliminated by the Israeli army during several military operations in the city during the past few months.
In the clip, the young man said that he accompanied the army in the military operation that targeted al-Azizi, and that the army dressed him in his uniform before accompanying them to the leader's house in the old city of Nablus.
The young man stated that he was "brought down" and pushed to cooperate with the Israeli side after filming him in a "disgraceful situation" with a second young man who cooperated with Israel, indicating that he had received rewards from the Israeli side, usually in the form of money or packs of cigarettes.
For its part, the Independent Commission for Human Rights in Palestine confirmed that such charges fall under the jurisdiction of the institutions of the national judicial and security authority.
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