Israel reopens Homsawi case

The Israeli announcement of the recovery of the body of soldier Yehuda Kats, who was killed in the Battle of Sultan Yaqoub in 1982, rekindles the case of Ziad al-Hammi, who was detained in 2009 on charges of dealing with Israel. Al-Hammi, an officer in the Lebanese Arab Army who participated in the battle, was accused of attempting to locate the bodies of three Israeli soldiers killed in the fight, after Israel believed their bodies were buried in the Wadi Al-Fakhour area. Sources confirmed that al-Hammi was carrying out a mission in cooperation with a Lebanese security agency before being informed of the case and subsequently released. Following Israel’s success in retrieving the body of the third soldier, his case was brought back to the forefront, with details linked to a map handed over by Mossad to al-Hammi, indicating the locations of the bodies, raising questions about who disclosed the sites of the three bodies to Israel.

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