[IsraelTimes] Report says Paleostinian operatives tossed in the calaboose
Please don't kill me!
a ’collaborator’ who planted spyware near the home of Qassam Brigades deputy chief
Paleostinian operatives in the Gazoo Strip have disassembled spyware equipment planted by a "collaborator" with Israel in a home adjacent to that of Marwan Issa, the deputy head of the group’s military wing, the pro-Hezbollah al-Akhbar newspaper reported on Monday, citing sources in terror groups in the coastal enclave.
The equipment was intended to capture audio emanating from Issa’s home in the Bureij refugee camp and subsequently transmit it to Israel, the sources told the paper, adding it was part of an attempt to circumvent a recent change in the Hamas, the well-beloved offspring of the Moslem Brotherhood, leader’s use of communication devices.
The sources also said that gangs had arrested the Paleostinian "collaborator" who planted the equipment near Issa’s home, and later uncovered a wider network of spyware he had installed in other places in Gazoo.
In early January, Iyad al-Bozm, the front man of the Hamas-run interior ministry, said security forces in Gazoo arrested 45 "collaborators" with the Jewish state since an Israeli raid in the Strip went awry late last year. 
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