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HamalSecurity

Two German Nationals Detained After Filming Israeli Prison

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Two German citizens were detained and had their arrest extended by 24 hours by a Haifa court after being caught photographing Damon Prison. The prison holds security prisoners and detainees, including a new wing for espionage suspects. The court hearing was held in private.

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  • Two German citizens were detained for photographing Damon Prison in northern Israel.
  • A Haifa court extended their detention by 24 hours on Sunday.
  • The prison holds security prisoners and detainees, including a new wing for espionage suspects.
  • The court hearing regarding their detention was conducted behind closed doors.
Two German Nationals Detained After Filming Israeli Prison
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A Haifa Magistrate's Court on Sunday extended by 24 hours the detention of two German citizens arrested the previous evening under suspicious circumstances. The pair were apprehended after being filmed photographing Damon Prison, located in the Carmel Park area. The court hearing concerning their case was held behind closed doors. Damon Prison is a high-security facility holding security prisoners and detainees, including female inmates and teenagers. Recently, a special wing was established at the facility for dozens of defendants and detainees involved in espionage cases from recent years.

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