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Two German Tourists Arrested for Photographing Israeli Prison Entrance

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Two German citizens were arrested on suspicion of photographing the entrance to Damon Prison in Israel. Guards noticed the individuals taking pictures, and their phones revealed images of the prison's facilities and security activities. The investigation has been transferred to the police.

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  • Two German citizens were arrested for allegedly photographing Damon Prison.
  • Prison guards observed the individuals taking pictures of the entrance.
  • Their mobile phones contained photos of prison facilities and security.
  • The investigation has been transferred to the police.
Two German Tourists Arrested for Photographing Israeli Prison Entrance
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