A Jordanian-Palestinian man, appeared on Syrian state television claiming he gave Israeli agents vital information that led to the 2008 assassination of top Hezbollah military commander Immad Mughniyah in Damascus.. The man, identified as Ayad Youssef Enaim, who is in prison in Damascus for allegedly spying for Israel, said he was recruited by Israel in 2006 after a visit in the West Bank city of Hebron. He said he was sent to Damascus by his Israeli handlers in February 2008 and gave them details of Mughniyah's car hours before it was blown up on Feb. 12.
