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Two Germans Arrested Near Israeli Prison Suspected of Filming Security Sites
Two German citizens were arrested near Damon Prison on Mount Carmel in northern Israel on Saturday night after being caught photographing and filming the facility's entrance. Prison guards noticed the individuals standing outside the compound and alerted security forces, who apprehended them.
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- 01Two German citizens were arrested near Damon Prison on Mount Carmel on Saturday night.
- 02Prison guards apprehended the suspects after observing them filming and photographing the facility's entrance.
- 03A search of the suspects' mobile phones revealed images of prison facilities and other security installations across Israel.
- 04The Israel Prison Service transferred the investigation of the German nationals to the Israel Police.
- 05According to Arutz Sheva, the suspects are under joint investigation by the police and the Shin Bet.
- 06The suspects are scheduled to appear before a judge for a hearing to extend their detention.
- 07Damon Prison houses Israeli citizens accused of spying for Iran, according to The Jerusalem Post, and holds terrorists, according to Arutz Sheva.
An examination of the suspects' mobile phones revealed images and footage of the prison, its security operations, and other security installations across Israel. The discovery has raised concerns among security officials regarding the nature and motives of their filming.
The Israel Prison Service transferred the investigation to the Israel Police, and according to Arutz Sheva, the Shin Bet is also involved in a joint investigation. The suspects are scheduled to appear before a judge to determine whether their detention will be extended.
Damon Prison, located in the Druze town of Daliyat al-Karmel, is used to hold terrorists, according to Arutz Sheva, and houses Israeli citizens accused of spying for Iran, according to The Jerusalem Post.
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