Israeli intelligence helped Germany decide to outlaw Hezbollah — report

Israel provided intelligence that helped Germany  make the decision outlawing the Lebanese terror group, the Kan public broadcaster reports, without citing a source.

The report says officials in Israel were notified of the impending decision several days ahead of time, including of the planned arrest campaign of group members.

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