Ex-Hamas Guard Granted UK Asylum, Accused of Plotting Terror Attacks in Europe
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What happened
A former bodyguard for Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, granted asylum and citizenship in the UK, has been accused of leading a terrorist plot against Jewish and Israeli targets in Europe. Identified as Mohammed A., son of Hamas official Basem Naim, he was arrested in London on a German warrant.
- 01Former Hamas bodyguard granted UK asylum and citizenship before alleged terror plot.
- 02Individual identified as Mohammed A., son of Hamas official Basem Naim.
- 03Plot targeted Jewish and Israeli interests across Europe.
- 04Mossad linked seized weapons to the alleged plot and Naim.
- 05Hamas leadership potentially involved in authorizing European terror activities.
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