Report: Egyptians suspected Israeli 'spy'
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The Egyptian newspaper Al Ahram reported Sunday that eye witnesses told Egyptian authorities that they were suspicious of detained Israeli Ilan Grapel's behavior because he "spoke fluent Arabic, prayed with them in mosques and spoke with them about Jihad and the revolution that 'brought down the deprived'".
Meanwhile a source within the Egyptian prosecution said that neither Israel or the US have, as yet, appointed a lawyer to defend Grapel and he is being represented by a lawyer from the Egyptian lawyers association. (Roee Nahmias)
