US EditionGermany arrests suspected Hamas members believed to be targeting Jewish institutions
Three men arrested in Berlin are accused of procuring firearms for assassination-style attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions, authorities said the plot was likely foiled.
- Three alleged members of Hamas were arrested in Germany for plotting attacks on Israeli or Jewish institutions, according to officials.
- Germany's federal prosecutor stated that the suspects had been procuring firearms since earlier this summer.
- The raid revealed various weapons, including an AK-47 rifle and ammunition.
- Two suspects are German citizens, while the third was born in Lebanon.
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Mossad: German intel arrests Hamas-linked suspects plotting attacks on Jews, Israelis
The security service said that the arrests were made possible by 'close cooperation between the Mossad and German intelligence.' Hamas denied links to any of the detainees, saying the allegations were 'baseless'
Three alleged Hamas members were arrested in Berlin with weapons and ammunition.
Germany arrests 3 armed Hamas members accused of planning to target Jewish or Israeli institutions
During the arrests and subsequent searches in Berlin, Leipzig, and Oberhausen, police recovered an AK-47 assault rifle, multiple pistols, and a significant quantity of ammunition. By Jewish Breaking News German federal prosecutors announced the arrest of three suspected Hamas terrorists accused of plotting attacks against Jewish and Israeli institutions in Germany. Authorities say the men had been amassing weapons and ammunition for months in pr…
Germany arrests 3 Hamas members over alleged plot against Jewish, Israeli institution
German prosecutors say three Hamas members, including two German citizens and a man born in Lebanon, tried to secure weapons and ammunition for the group; terror group denies any links to suspects
Firearms, ammunition and a "concrete threat situation": On Wednesday, three suspected members of Hamas' terrorist organization are arrested in Berlin. A first one is now in custody.
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