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Hamas Official's Son Accused of Plotting European Terror Attacks
Mohammed al-Fatih Neim, son of senior Hamas official Bassam Neim, is accused of plotting terror attacks against Jewish targets in Germany and Austria. He allegedly obtained weapons and planned to attack synagogues and Jewish centers on the second anniversary of the October 7th massacre.
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- 01Mohammed al-Fatih Neim, son of a senior Hamas official, is accused of plotting terror attacks in Europe.
- 02He allegedly planned to attack synagogues and Jewish centers in Germany and Austria.
- 03The plot was foiled by German security services using intelligence from Israel's Mossad.
- 04Neim had obtained weapons and filmed himself preparing for the attack.
- 05He had been granted asylum and later citizenship in the United Kingdom.
- 06Neim was arrested in the UK after a separate assault charge while awaiting extradition.
The plot was foiled by German security services with intelligence from Mossad. Neim, who had been granted asylum and later citizenship in the UK, was arrested in Britain following a separate assault charge while Germany prepared an extradition request.
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