Pharmacy Student Accused of Planning Mass Casualty Attack with Poisons and Bombs
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Mohammed Shalabi, a third-year pharmacy student, was indicted for planning terrorist attacks using poisons and explosives. He allegedly copied poison recipes and documented materials for bombs, purchasing chemicals in Ramallah. The indictment details his horrific intended methods for a mass casualty event.
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- Pharmacy student Mohammed Shalabi indicted for planning mass casualty attacks.
- Shalabi allegedly planned to use lethal poisons and explosive devices.
- He copied poison recipes and documented materials for bombs.
- Chemicals were purchased in Ramallah and stored at his home.
- The indictment details horrific methods intended for the attacks.
Mohammed Shalabi, a third-year pharmacy student, has been indicted for planning terrorist attacks using lethal poisons and explosive devices. According to court documents, Shalabi copied prescriptions for poisons capable of causing death through contact, inhalation, or ingestion into a notebook. He also documented materials that could be used to create explosives. Shalabi purchased chemical materials in Ramallah and stored them at his home.
The indictment details the horrific methods he intended to employ, including the use of deadly toxins and improvised explosive devices. The investigation revealed his intent to carry out a mass casualty event.
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