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Seven Detained in Belgium Over Synagogue Blast Probe in Liège
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 26, 2026
What happened
Belgian police detained seven people in searches tied to the March 9 bombing outside a synagogue in Liège. No one was hurt, but the blast caused heavy damage and is being investigated as a federal terrorism case. The attack prompted Belgium to deploy soldiers to protect Jewish sites, especially in Antwerp.
- 01Seven suspects were detained in searches tied to the Liège synagogue bombing.
- 02The March 9 blast caused major damage but no injuries.
- 03Belgian prosecutors described the case as a possible terrorist offense.
- 04Belgium later deployed troops to guard Jewish institutions and Antwerp’s Jewish quarter.
- 05The synagogue reopened about two months after the attack.
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