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Germany Jails Two Men for Iran-Backed Plots Against Pro-Israel Figures
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A German court sentenced two men to prison for planning attacks and spying for Iran against pro-Israel figures and Jewish individuals. The Danish national, Ali Hassan S., received eight-and-a-half years, while his Afghan accomplice, Tawab M., got four-and-a-half years. Prosecutors linked the plot to Iran's Quds Force, calling it "terrorist activities orchestrated by Iran." The verdict has led to calls for expelling Iran's ambassador and a review of German security policy.
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- Germany jailed two men for planning attacks and spying for Iran against pro-Israel figures.
- A Danish national received an eight-and-a-half-year sentence for plotting deadly attacks.
- An Afghan accomplice was sentenced to four-and-a-half years for his role in the plot.
- Prosecutors stated the crimes were "terrorist activities orchestrated by Iran."
- Targets included the heads of the German-Israeli society and the Central Council of Jews in Germany.
- The verdict has prompted calls for expelling Iran's ambassador from Germany.
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