Israeli spy agencies have uncovered information about Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr's plans to marry his four mistresses over the phone, according to a report. The New York Times reported this week about its investigation into how deeply Israeli spies had penetrated Hezbollah leading up to the assassination of its top leader Hassan Nasrallah,

Israel and Hezbollah have been trading fire for over a year now with most of the prominent leaders of the Iran-backed group killed in targeted strikes by Israeli Defence Forces including Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine among others.

Israeli espionage infiltrated Hezbollah's leadership so much so that it uncovered detailed information about personal matters, including the private life of 'ghost commander' Fuad Shukr, a founding member of the group,

Israel’s spy network infiltrated so deeply into all aspects of Hezbollah’s leadership that the Jewish state knew about one senior commander’s four mistresses and his desperate plan to marry all of them over the phone,