The Egyptian security uncovered on Monday an Israeli spy network includes two Israelis and an Egyptian businessman spying over Egypt's internal relations. 'State security prosecutors have announced a spy network that included an Egyptian and two Israelis,' Hesham Badawi, general attorney of the Egyptian state security, said in a press conference. Egyptian General Prosecutor Abdul Maguid Mahmoud ordered the three suspects to trial before the Supreme State Security Emergency Court on charges of spying for Israel, among whom the two Israelis were charged in absence, the official MENA news agency reported. Documents revealed by Badawi to reporters shows Khaled Hassan, a 37 years old Egyptian, owner of an import-export firm, was arrested and charged in August of spying for Israel starting from May 2008. Security officials said that the Egyptian businessman have agreed to cooperate with the two Israelis and provide Israel with information about Egypt's telecommunication sector. Meanwhile, officials in Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to comment on this issue, saying that they have to look further into these charges. However, MENA reported that the Egyptian authorities had contacted the Interpol to issue arrest warrants for the two Israelis. 