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Pharmacy Student Charged With Planning Terror Attacks

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A 22-year-old pharmacy student from East Jerusalem, Muhammad Shalabi, has been indicted for allegedly planning terror attacks. He is accused of acquiring chemicals and bomb-making instructions from terror-linked Telegram groups. Shalabi reportedly surveilled security forces and planned to detonate a bomb, but abandoned the plot. He also expressed a desire to kill "many Jews."

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Muhammad Shalabi, a 22-year-old pharmacy student, was indicted for planning terror attacks.
  • He allegedly acquired chemicals and bomb-making instructions from terror-linked Telegram groups.
  • Shalabi reportedly surveilled security forces and planned to plant a bomb.
  • The plan was abandoned when law enforcement stopped frequenting the targeted location.
  • He expressed a desire to kill "many Jews."
Pharmacy Student Charged With Planning Terror Attacks
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A 22-year-old pharmacy student from East Jerusalem, Muhammad Shalabi, has been indicted for allegedly planning to carry out terror attacks against security forces and Jewish civilians. According to the indictment, Shalabi downloaded instructions for creating explosives and toxic substances from Telegram groups associated with terrorist organizations. He reportedly acquired chemicals in Ramallah and stored them in his room, even conducting a chemical experiment in his bathroom to test the materials.

Prosecutors claim that in early 2025, motivated by anger over parking tickets issued to worshippers near a mosque in his neighborhood, Shalabi surveilled law enforcement officers for two months. He allegedly planned to plant an explosive device in a location they frequented, but abandoned this plan when they stopped coming to the area.

The indictment further alleges that Shalabi spoke of carrying out a "serious attack" and expressed a desire to kill "many Jews."

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