Germany and Dutch Authorities Arrest 4 in Suspected Hamas Terror Plot, 3 More Arrested in Denmark

Published on December 15, 2023

Seven suspects were arrested in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands in an alleged plot targeting Jewish institutions across Europe, authorities in the three countries announced on Thursday. Germany’s Federal Prosecutor’s office announced on Thursday that German authorities had arrested two Lebanese nationals and an Egyptian national and had alerted Dutch authorities who had carried out the arrest of a fourth suspect in Rotterdam. The German authorities described the four suspects as members of the Hamas terrorist group. German authorities identified the three suspects by their first name and first initial of their last name. Those arrested in Germany included Labanese-born Abdelhamid Al A. and Ibrahim El-R., and an Egyptian national identified as Mohamed B. The suspected arrested in the Netherlands was identified as a Dutch national identified as Nazih R. The German authorities said all four individuals had close ties to Hamas’s military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassem Brigades....

Continue reading on website
Other news

IN-DEPTH: Drug Crisis Puts Lives of Adolescents in Jeopardy, Help Not on the Way

December 15, 2023
Recent data from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) revealed that, while reported cases of illegal drug use among adolescents in 2023 remain below pre-pandemic levels, the rate of deaths due to drug overdose has risen.The Dec. 13 press release revealed the percentage of adolescents admitting to using illegal substances in 2023—10.9 percent of eighth graders, 19.8 percent of tenth graders,

Supreme Court Fails to Examine State Laws Barring Children From Counseling for Gender Dysphoria

December 15, 2023
CommentaryCalifornia was the first state to make it illegal for counselors to help minors feel more comfortable in their biological sex. If a child is suffering from gender dysphoria, California law effectively says, “Too bad, embrace it.”More than 20 states followed, including Washington state, a ban which was challenged by a counselor and taken all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. But the cour