Summary
German authorities arrested three suspected members of Hamas for allegedly planning attacks on Israeli and Jewish sites in Germany. The men are accused of gathering weapons and ammo for these attacks, and a significant amount of firearms was found during their arrest.
Key Facts
- Three suspected Hamas members were arrested in Germany.
- Two of the suspects are German citizens; one is Lebanese-born.
- They are accused of planning attacks on Israeli and Jewish locations.
- Arrests took place in Berlin ahead of the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur.
- Weapons found included an AK 47 rifle and several pistols.
- Police also searched locations in Leipzig and Oberhausen.
- The suspects face charges for preparing a violent attack and being part of a terrorist group.
- They are set to appear before a federal judge soon.
