German Prosecutors Warn That Hamas Sleeper Cells, Hobbled at Gaza, Are Turning Their Attention to Europe

Hamas keeps underground depots in ‘various European countries in order to keep them ready for possible attacks against Jewish institutions,’ the prosecutors note.

AP/Mark Baker
Soldiers patrol outside Gare du Nord train station at the 2024 Summer Olympics, July 26, 2024, at Paris. AP/Mark Baker

German prosecutors have brought charges against four men who are suspected of being operators for Hamas’s underground depots that the terrorist group operates in Europe to attack Jewish targets. 

Germany’s Office of the Federal Public Prosecutor announced on Monday that it had filed charges against the four men — including one Egyptian, one Dutch national, and two Lebanese nationals. The men are “strongly suspected of membership in a foreign terrorist organization,” authorities said. 

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