Egypt Charges Two Egyptians and Two Israelis with Spying

Egyptian authorities said Tuesday they have charged two alleged Israeli Mossad intelligence agents and two Egyptians with plotting to spot on behalf of Israel by gathering information with "the intent of damaging national interests in exchange for money and gifts and sex."

Egypt’s public prosecutor identified the Israelis as Samuel Ben Ze'ev and David Wisemen, but it was not clear if they still are in the country, Reuters reported. The prosecutor ordered that they, along with Egyptians Ramzy Mohammed and a woman named Sahar Ibrahim, “be sent to a Cairo criminal court for spying for the interests of the state of Israel.”

Mohammed was accused of "sleeping with women who work in Israeli intelligence” and recruiting Ibrahim to spy.