Lebanon's military prosecutor charged three more suspects on Tuesday with spying for Israel, continuing a crackdown on spy rings that has now seen a total of 58 people charged, a judicial official said. The three are accused of 'collaborating with the Israeli enemy,' the official said. One of them is already in custody, while the others remain at large. Of the 58 charged overall, 35 are in custody. They include two Palestinians, a retired general and a policeman. Lebanon remains at a state of war with Israel and convicted spies face a possible life prison term with hard labour or the death penalty if found guilty of contributing to Lebanese loss of life. The charges come just days after a general election on Sunday in which a Western-backed alliance took 71 of the 128 seats in the Lebanese parliament. The rival bloc led by Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah took just 57 seats. 