State Commissioner to the Military Court Judge Saqr Saqr charged on Thursday Talal Khalil with collaborating with Israel and revealing information on the residence of Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
The state-run National News Agency said that Khalil disclosed to the Jewish State information on security bases belonging to the resistance and the residence of Nasrallah.
The news agency said that Khalil has been dealing with Israel since 2001 and Khalil could be sentenced to death.
Saqr referred him to the first military magistrate.
Media reports said on Wednesday that Khalil confessed to being tasked by Israeli agents to locate the residence of Nasrallah and to collect information on a telecommunications company that provides the party with telecom services.
Meanwhile, Military Tribunal Judge Imad al-Zein sentenced in absentia six Lebanese who entered Israel and were granted the Jewish state's nationality to 3-15 years in jail with hard labor.
