Germany Summons Iranian Ambassador Over Plot to Attack Jewish Leader
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Germany summoned Iran's Ambassador over an attempted attack on Jewish community leader Josef Schuster, condemning Iran's actions and vowing legal consequences. The summons followed a German court sentencing two men, one directed by Iran's intelligence, for plotting Schuster's assassination. Iran subsequently summoned Germany's ambassador, calling the accusations baseless. The German Foreign Ministry also reiterated its support for adding Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps to the EU's terror list.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Germany summoned Iran's Ambassador over an attempted attack on Jewish leader Josef Schuster.
- The German Foreign Ministry vowed legal consequences for the attempted attacks.
- A German court sentenced two men for plotting Schuster's assassination, one guided by Iran's intelligence.
- Iran summoned Germany's ambassador, calling the accusations "baseless."
- Germany previously advocated for Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps to be on the EU terror list.
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