Germany Foils Hamas Terror Plot Targeting Jewish Sites

German authorities have foiled a terror plot involving three men suspected of being Hamas operatives planning attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets within Germany. The suspects, two of whom hold German citizenship and one born in Lebanon, were arrested in Berlin with weapons including an AK-47 assault rifle, pistols, and a substantial amount of ammunition seized during raids across multiple locations. German officials, including Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig, emphasized the seriousness of the threat and Germany's firm stance against anti-Semitic violence. Despite these arrests, Hamas has denied any links to the suspects, calling the allegations baseless and asserting its armed struggle is limited to Israel and the Palestinian territories. The operation was part of a broader European effort to disrupt terror activities, as Germany maintains high security around Jewish institutions amid ongoing concerns about extremist threats. The case has also sparked political debate about revoking German citizenship from dual nationals involved in terrorism within the country.