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Suspected Israeli Embassy Fire Suspect Requests Release After Benefits Are Cut

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The court in The Hague has refused to release a 54-year-old man suspected of attempted arson at the Israeli embassy in The Hague. The suspect, Pepijn K. from Dieren, has been in custody since September. He requested release due to his personal circumstances. His wife in Cameroon is pregnant and his benefits have been stopped. The judge rejected his request, De Telegraaf reports.
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Suspected Israeli Embassy Fire Suspect Requests Release After Benefits Are Cut

The court in The Hague has refused to release a 54-year-old man suspected of attempted arson at the Israeli embassy in The Hague. The suspect, Pepijn K. from Dieren, has been in custody since September. He requested release due to his personal circumstances. His wife in Cameroon is pregnant and his benefits have been stopped. The judge rejected his request, De Telegraaf reports.

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nieuwrechts.nl broke the news in on Tuesday, December 23, 2025.
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