The trial of an Egyptian man charged with allegedly gathering intelligence for Mossad was postponed on Saturday.The decision came after Tarek Abdel-Razek's lawyer pulled out of the case, saying his client was a "traitor." RELATED:
'Syria uncovers Israeli spy networks with Egypt's help'
Iran passes death sentence on 'Israeli spy'The Emergency State Security court postponed the hearing until Monday to allow Razek time to hire a new lawyer.At the end of December, Razek was arrested and three "spy networks" were found in Syria, allegedly gathering intelligence for the Mossad.Razek, a Kung Fu coach, reportedly bribed a senior Syrian security official "for a huge sum of money" to give him security-related files.Egypt reportedly shared intelligence with Syria, that led to the arrest.A Lebanese journalist also claimed that Razek tried to recruit him to work for the Mossad, offering him $200,000.
'Syria uncovers Israeli spy networks with Egypt's help'
Iran passes death sentence on 'Israeli spy'The Emergency State Security court postponed the hearing until Monday to allow Razek time to hire a new lawyer.At the end of December, Razek was arrested and three "spy networks" were found in Syria, allegedly gathering intelligence for the Mossad.Razek, a Kung Fu coach, reportedly bribed a senior Syrian security official "for a huge sum of money" to give him security-related files.Egypt reportedly shared intelligence with Syria, that led to the arrest.A Lebanese journalist also claimed that Razek tried to recruit him to work for the Mossad, offering him $200,000.
