Two German Nationals Detained Near Israeli Prison Suspected of Security Offenses
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Two German citizens were arrested near Israel's Damon Prison on Mount Carmel on Sunday night, suspected of documenting the facility. Prison guards observed the individuals filming the entrance, and a search of their phones revealed photos of security installations. The pair are now being investigated by police and the Shin Bet, with their detention likely to be extended.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Two German nationals were arrested near Damon Prison on Mount Carmel on Sunday night.
- They are suspected of documenting the prison entrance, which holds terrorists.
- Prison guards observed the individuals filming the facility.
- Photos of security installations were found on their mobile phones.
- The suspects are under joint investigation by police and the Shin Bet.
- Their detention is expected to be extended by a judge.
Two German citizens were arrested on Mount Carmel on Sunday night near the Damon Prison, suspected of documenting the facility's entrance. Prison guards noticed the two individuals standing outside the compound and apparently filming the entrance. The Damon Prison is used to hold terrorists, among other inmates. A search of the suspects' mobile phones revealed photographs of security facilities and activities. The two are currently under joint investigation by the police and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), who are examining the circumstances of the documentation and the findings discovered on their devices. They are expected to be brought before a judge to discuss a request for an extension of their detention.
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