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Behadrei HaredimSecurity

East Jerusalem Pharmacy Student Planned Mass Attacks With Poisons and Bombs

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Hebrew · 21 newsrooms covering

An East Jerusalem pharmacy student was arrested by the Shin Bet for allegedly planning mass casualty attacks using poisons and explosives. The suspect had reportedly acquired materials and was in the advanced stages of planning his operations. The Shin Bet stated his actions indicated a clear intent to cause significant harm. The investigation is ongoing.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • An East Jerusalem pharmacy student was arrested for planning mass casualty attacks.
  • The student allegedly planned to use poisons and explosive devices.
  • The Shin Bet security agency apprehended the suspect.
  • The student had reportedly acquired materials for the attacks.
  • The investigation is ongoing.
East Jerusalem Pharmacy Student Planned Mass Attacks With Poisons and Bombs
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An East Jerusalem pharmacy student was arrested on suspicion of planning mass casualty attacks using poisons and explosive devices. The Shin Bet security agency apprehended the suspect, whose identity has not been released, after uncovering his alleged plot. The investigation revealed that the student had been researching methods to create and deploy chemical weapons and explosives for the purpose of carrying out large-scale attacks. He reportedly acquired materials and was in the advanced stages of planning his operations. The Shin Bet stated that the student's actions indicated a clear intent to cause significant harm and loss of life. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected to be released as they become available.

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