Germany Foils Iranian Plot Against Jewish Sites Amid Embassy Denials

German authorities arrested a Danish national suspected of spying for Iran to collect information on Jewish sites and individuals in Berlin, which raised alarms about a potential planned attack on Jewish institutions. The Iranian embassy in Berlin firmly denied these accusations, calling them baseless, dangerous, and part of a deliberate campaign to divert public attention, especially from recent Israeli military actions against Iran. The embassy urged the public to critically assess such claims amid ongoing diplomatic tensions. German and Israeli officials expressed concern about Iran's hostile intentions, with some describing the regime as terrorist in nature. This incident follows a ceasefire brokered after a 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran, which included significant military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The case underscores continuing security concerns in Europe regarding Iranian espionage and threats against Jewish and Israeli communities.