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Germany Summons Iran Ambassador Over Attempted Attack on Jewish Leader
Germany summoned Iran's Ambassador Majid Nili Ahmadabadi after an attempted attack on Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany. The German Foreign Ministry condemned Iran's actions and vowed consequences for the "malicious attempted attacks" on Schuster and Volker Beck.
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What happened
- 01Germany summoned Iran's Ambassador over an attempted attack on Jewish community leader Josef Schuster.
- 02The German Foreign Ministry condemned Iran's activities and vowed legal consequences for the perpetrators.
- 03The summons followed a German court sentencing two men for plotting to kill Schuster.
- 04One of the convicted men was directed by Iran's intelligence service, according to the court.
- 05Josef Schuster is president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany and chairman of the German-Israeli Society.
The summons followed a German court sentencing two men, one directed by Iran's intelligence, to prison for plotting to kill Schuster.
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