German Nationals Detained in Israel Filming Security Prison
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli police detained two German citizens on Saturday, October 24, for photographing Damon Prison, which houses security and espionage suspects. Their detention was extended by a Haifa court on October 25. The prison holds individuals involved in Israeli national security cases, including women and minors, with a recent block allocated for espionage defendants.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Two German citizens were arrested for photographing Damon Prison in Israel.
- The prison holds individuals accused in Israeli national security and espionage cases.
- Police apprehended the suspects on Saturday evening, October 24.
- A Haifa court extended their detention for 24 hours on October 25.
- The prison also houses women and minors convicted of security offenses.
Israeli police arrested two German citizens on Saturday evening, October 24, for photographing the Damon Prison. The information was cleared for publication on Sunday, October 25. The prison, located in Carmel Park near Haifa, holds individuals convicted or suspected in cases related to Israeli national security, including women and minors. Notably, a section of the prison was recently designated for dozens of individuals accused or suspected in espionage cases.
A Haifa Magistrate's Court extended the detention of the two suspects for 24 hours on October 25. The court hearing was conducted behind closed doors. The suspects were reportedly filming the prison facilities when they were apprehended.
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