Summary
German police arrested a Lebanese man, suspected to be a Hamas member, for allegedly planning attacks on Jewish and Israeli locations in Europe. The man, identified as "Mohammad S," was caught at Berlin's airport and is accused of helping to obtain ammunition for the planned attacks.
Key Facts
- German authorities arrested a Lebanese national identified as "Mohammad S."
- He is suspected of being involved with Hamas, a group considered a terrorist organization by many countries.
- Mohammad S was arrested at Berlin's Brandenburg Airport after arriving from Beirut.
- The suspect allegedly helped obtain 300 rounds of ammunition in August 2025.
- He is accused of planning attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions in Europe.
- Mohammad S is linked to "Abed Al G," who was arrested last October with two others for similar charges.
- Additional police searches were conducted in Leipzig and Oberhausen during those earlier arrests.
