Lebanon charges four accused of kidnapping for Israel’s Mossad

Four people accused of a kidnapping in Lebanon for Israel’s Mossad spy agency last month have been charged, a judicial official said on Thursday, after a retired security officer whose brother was linked to an Israeli airman’s disappearance went missing.Israel has apprehended suspects in Lebanon before and Mossad is accused of regularly attempting to contact Lebanese people to facilitate its operations, while Lebanon has arrested dozens of people on suspicion of collaborating with Israel over the years.Lebanese authorities believe the agency known for espionage operations outside of Israel’s borders was behind the disappearance of retired security officer Ahmad Shukr last month.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.Shukr, whose brother Hassan is suspected of involvement in the 1986 capture of Israeli air force navigator Ron Arad, disappeared in the Bekaa region of eastern Lebanon.Authorities have arrested and charged one Lebanese man and