Report: Haniya's guard planned to target Jews in Europe
The British newspaper "The Sunday Times" revealed that an individual linked to Hamas, who previously worked as an IT advisor and served as a personal bodyguard to the movement's political leader Ismail Haniyeh, was planning to attack Jewish communities in Europe. He was arrested in London after acquiring British citizenship and is now facing the possibility of extradition to Germany, where he is accused of participating in a conspiracy to carry out attacks on Jewish and Israeli centers, as well as diplomats and targets in Austria. It was also uncovered that the plan involved transporting weapons and equipment from Berlin to Vienna, and he was recorded in videos threatening to carry out retaliatory attacks. He is identified as a central figure in this scheme.
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