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(Ynet News) Ze'ev Avrahami - The Bulgarian police uncovered a hidden weapons cache Thursday that is linked to four Hamas members, all Lebanese nationals, who were arrested in Germany and the Netherlands before Christmas. They are suspected of planning to attack Israeli individuals and institutions in Europe under instructions from a terror group in Lebanon. The weapons cache was hidden years ago by the terror organization. Another weapons cache likely located in Poland hasn't been discovered yet, but German security forces are now aware of its existence. Der Spiegel said the initial arrests on Oct. 23 were based on a tip from Israeli intelligence agencies.2024-04-07 00:00:00Full Article
Bulgarian Police Uncover Hidden Hamas Weapons Cache
(Ynet News) Ze'ev Avrahami - The Bulgarian police uncovered a hidden weapons cache Thursday that is linked to four Hamas members, all Lebanese nationals, who were arrested in Germany and the Netherlands before Christmas. They are suspected of planning to attack Israeli individuals and institutions in Europe under instructions from a terror group in Lebanon. The weapons cache was hidden years ago by the terror organization. Another weapons cache likely located in Poland hasn't been discovered yet, but German security forces are now aware of its existence. Der Spiegel said the initial arrests on Oct. 23 were based on a tip from Israeli intelligence agencies.2024-04-07 00:00:00Full Article
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