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German authorities arrest Libyan man suspected of planning attack on Israeli Embassy

  • A Libyan national has been arrested in Germany over a suspected ISIS-inspired terrorist attack on the Israeli embassy in Berlin.
  • The arrest occurred in the Bernau suburb of Berlin based on intercepted messages from a foreign intelligence service.
  • Israel's ambassador Ron Prosor commended German authorities for their efforts to protect the embassy, stating: 'This arrest today was a success.
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The German authorities announced that they foiled an attack plan on the Israeli embassy in Berlin, whose suspect, a Libyan accused of ties to the Islamic State (ISIS), was arrested, reports AFP and Agerpres. This man had his asylum application rejected in Germany a year ago, but was still in the country, a particularly sensitive situation as the fight against illegal immigration has become a priority of Olaf Scholz's government. Identified by th…

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A tragedy that was narrowly avoided. On Saturday, October 19, an individual who planned to commit an attack against the Israeli embassy in Berlin was thwarted by German authorities, BFMTV reports. The suspect is Omar A., a 28-year-old Libyan, who most likely has links to the Daesh organization. This man would probably be “a supporter of the ideology of the Islamic State”, according to the federal prosecutor's office. He had “exchanges with an IS…

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Berlin. A Libyan man suspected of being a member of the Islamic State (IS) group and of planning an attack on the Israeli embassy in Germany was arrested by the Berlin police, the federal prosecutor's office said on Saturday. “There are indications that he planned an attack on the Israeli embassy in Berlin,” a prosecutor's office spokesman told AFP. He added that the detainee is “suspected of being a member of a foreign terrorist group”, specify…

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, October 19, 2024.
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