German intelligence officials suspect hundreds of Hamas terrorists are living in the country. A British pro-Palestinian activist in Berlin is accused of running a Hamas terrorist network across Europe.
German intelligence agencies believe there are about 450 Hamas terrorists in the country.
The activist is identified as the leader of the “central propaganda organization of Hamas in Europe” and is allegedly involved in planning attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe. (Trending: Ousted Democrat Who Filmed Explicit Tape Blames Homophobia)
Recent arrests in Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands are linked to alleged terror plots against Jewish targets, with suspects connected to Hamas.
German Justice Minister Marco Buschmann stated that German law enforcement “in cooperation with Dutch authorities, arrested four members of Hamas who were planning attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe.”
“Abdelhamid Al A., Mohamed B., Ibrahim El-R. and Nazih R. have been longstanding members of HAMAS and have participated in HAMAS operations abroad,” prosecutors stated.
“They are closely linked to the military branch’s leadership.”
“On behalf of HAMAS, Abdelhamid Al A. started searching for an underground weapons cache in Europe no later than spring 2023, which the organisation had created in the past in a conspiratorial manner,” prosecutors said.
“He received his orders from HAMAS leaders in Lebanon. The weapons were due to be taken to Berlin and kept in a state of readiness in view of potential terrorist attacks against Jewish institutions in Europe.”
“In October 2023, Abdelhamid Al A., Mohamed B. and Nazih R. travelled repeatedly from Berlin to look for the weapons, with Ibrahim El-R. providing assistance.”
Additionally, a group was reportedly searching for an underground weapons cache in Europe to use in potential terrorist attacks against Jewish institutions.
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