#terrorism suspect

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Catch Me if You Can: London Police Apprehend Terrorism Suspect

London's Metropolitan Police successfully capture Daniel Khalife, a terrorism suspect who escaped from a high-security prison. Explore the intriguing story of this audacious breakout and the implications it raises about security.

[raccoonwxrks]

He's my precious little boy if something happens to him imma commit arson

[rosalinesurvived]

AU where Karma’s a secret DOA member because he deserved more and i need to see him with Sigma and Nikolai 😭😭😭

[suturaura]

[widevibratobitch]

my lowkey favourite thing about my weekend trip to Norway with my friends was how i got to oh so casually infodump about the Franklin Expedition because it was just so fucking cold that it was absolutely a relevant topic for a conversation

[daincrediblegg]

Hi I’m Egg and this is jackass (I read Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket” and draw as many parallels to the terror that I possibly can)

My first item on this agenda: Pym and his Newfoundland named “Tiger” for whom “[he] had an affection far more ardent than common”. Also a footnote mentions that another canine companion in “The Journal of Julius Rodman” bears the name Neptune (and this story was published in 1840. now knowing that there was in fact a real dog named neptune on the expedition… not saying these two things are directly related. But my god it’s juicy)

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Denmark and Germany announce arrests of terror suspects, including suspected Hamas members

By Jan M. Olsen and Kirsten Grieshaber, December 15, 2023

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen speaks with the media as she arrives for an EU summit at the European Council building in Brussels, Thursday, Dec. 14, 2023. European Union leaders, in a two-day summit will discuss the latest developments in Russia's war or aggression against Ukraine and continued EU support for Ukraine and its people. (AP Photo/ Virginia Mayo)

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) - Denmark and Germany announced Thursday arrests of several terror suspects, including alleged Hamas members suspected of plotting attacks on Jews and Jewish institutions in Europe over the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

The announcements were issued separately and it was unclear how the arrests were connected and if they were the result of coordinated actions, or even possibly one operation spanning the continent.

Danish police said three people were arrested across Denmark while a fourth person was detained in the Netherlands on suspicion of plotting to carry out "an act of terror."

Officials in Copenhagen did not provide any details beyond saying the arrests had "threats abroad" and were "related to criminal gangs," singling out the banned, predominantly immigrant gang Loyal to Familia that had long been behind feuds, violence, robberies, extortion and drug sales in the Danish capital.

However, Flemming Drejer, the operative head of Denmark's Security and Intelligence Service,

cryptically said police had "a special focus" on Jewish institutions. He said Denmark was not changing its terror threat level, which has been at "serious," the second-highest level, since 2010.

"Persons abroad have been charged. ... It is a serious situation," Drejer told a news conference, adding that the arrests were carried out in "collaboration with our foreign partners" and that those arrested were part of "a network."

The suspects would face a custody hearing within 24 hours, he said, likely behind "double closed doors" - meaning he could not give any details about the case.

"This is extremely serious," Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Thursday from Brussels where she was attending a European Union Summit.

"It is of course completely unacceptable in relation to Israel and Gaza, that there is someone who takes a conflict somewhere else in the world into Danish society," she added.

In the Netherlands, police said a 57-year-old Dutch man was arrested in the city of Rotterdam, based on a request from German authorities, according to spokesman Jesse Brobbel. On Tuesday, the Dutch counterterrorism agency raised the country's threat alert to its second-highest level, saying the possibility of an attack in the country is now "substantial."

In Germany, authorities said three suspected members of the Palestinian militant Hamas group who were allegedly planning attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe were arrested on Thursday.

Two men were arrested in Berlin and one in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, while a fourth suspect was temporarily detained in Berlin, Germany's federal prosecutor said. Authorities only identified the men by their first names and the first initial of their last name, in line with German privacy rules.

The four were Abdelhamid AI A., born in Lebanon; Egyptian national Mohamed B.; Dutch national Nazih R. and Ibrahim El-R., born in Lebanon.

The authorities alleged three of the men "have been longstanding members of Hamas and have participated in Hamas operations abroad." They said the suspect were "closely linked to the military branch's leadership" of Hamas, considered a terrorist organization by the United States and the European Union.

German Justice Minister Marco Buschmann thanked the authorities for the arrests and said that "attacks on Jews and Jewish institutions have also increased in our country in recent weeks" due to the Israel-Hamas war.

It was not immediately clear if and how the Danish and the German arrests were connected.

In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu's office lauded what it said were seven Hamas suspects arrested in Europe, but attributed the arrests to Danish police.

The prime minister's office said Denmark had arrested seven operatives acting on behalf of Hamas and "thwarted an attack aimed at killing innocent citizens on European sail." Netanyahu's office said Israel's intelligence agencies "will continue to operate ... in order to repel the intentions of Hamas and eliminate its capabilities."

The discrepancies between the Danish, German and Israeli statements could not immediately be resolved.

Earlier this month, the European Union's home affairs commissioner, Ylva Johansson, warned that Europe faced a "huge risk of terrorist attacks" over the Christmas holiday period due to the fallout from the fighting in Gaza.

Denmark's foreign intelligence service, known as FE, said Thursday in its annual assessment for 2023 that "the war between Israel and Hamas was once again shown that unresolved conflicts in Europe's immediate area can escalate rapidly and create widespread regional instability."

Grieshaber reported from Berlin.

[novelconcepts]

Saying it as someone else who struggles with it- it’s not normal to have difficulties letting go of the emotions of your dreams past a few minutes or hours after waking up- tell your therapist!!

Politely--because I know this was sent with the best of intentions--this was just the funniest message to wake up to. "Hey, dude, super not normal, go to therapy" is absolutely the mood of 2024.

[teaspoon-of-salt]

"this is like asking muslims to condemn al-qaeda" when the sentiment being conveyed had nothing to do with asking random jewish people if they support israel....

plus i do think y'all have to acknowledge the US did not get up on the world stage to bleat their support of al-qaeda, countries did not eagerly funnel weapons to al-qaeda (anymore lol), universities and corporations did not issue statements showing solidarity with al-qaeda, muslim organizations worldwide did not put an al-qaeda banner on their doors, newspapers didn't clamor that the US beheaded 40 babies, and people didn't throw a fit about how criticizing al-qaeda is islamophobic and you're not allowed to do that.

sorry that you can't go X is just like Y on this one but i think the matter of hegemony and who gets the material support and who gets to dictate discourse kind of matters here.

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if there’s another fart episode in season 2 i’m blowing up fresh headquarters

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[cursed-angelic-art]

Where would we be without trans women releasing government documents to the public?

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Cops Who Arrested Pair Allegedly Plotting Shul Attack Hailed at City Hall

Cops Who Arrested Pair Allegedly Plotting Shul Attack Hailed at City Hall

NEW YORK — Two MTA police officers who arrested two men suspected of planning an attack on a shul were hailed Monday, at a press conference at City Hall where government officials and Jewish leaders celebrated a law-enforcement operation that may have prevented a massacre. “Two dangerous hateful individuals are now in custody because of you and your quick action on the intel by the JTTF (Joint…

[void-tiger]

Fun fact: cats are appreciative of Repeat Language. They also appreciate getting purred at

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8 Al Qaeda Suspects Arrested in Jharkhand Joint Raids

National agencies, ATS, and Delhi Police conduct operations across 22 locations Joint raids in Jharkhand lead to arrests of suspected Al Qaeda members, including a doctor, with weapons seized. RANCHI – On Thursday, eight Al Qaeda suspects, including a doctor, were apprehended in Jharkhand as a result of joint searches conducted by the Delhi Police, state ATS, and national agencies in 22…

[daincrediblegg]

Truly devastating to want to jump into an AU for your canon x oc/si ship when you haven’t even scratched the surface of your main fic for them yet 😪

[pharahsgf]

regarding the genocide song contest:

various past eurovision contestants are campaigning for the removal of israel and some national finalists are now choosing to boycott. olly alexander, who will rep the uk, condemned the palestinian genocide and was subsequently attacked by israeli media (in a blatant rule violation the ebu did nothing about)

slovenian broadcaster rtvslo is purportedly trying to negotiate the removal of israel

1000 artists from host country sweden are preparing to send an open letter to the ebu to ban israel; the swedish left wing has also called for israel to be removed immediately

iceland is officially threatening to boycott eurovision pending the removal of israel

word on the street is that if iceland does compete, it will send palestinian artist bashar murad who is openly anti-israel and has collabed with previous icelandic reps hatari, aka the guys who did this back in 2019

iceland is now leading in the odds whereas israel has been steadily dropping, suggesting that the bookies are aware israel is becoming increasingly unpopular

lastly, in a move so ridiculous i'm beginning to suspect eurovision is a figment of our collective imagination, israel is seemingly gearing up to enter eden golan, a moscow-based russian singer. while russia is still banned for terrorism.

if you're european: please contact your participating broadcaster and demand for the removal of israel, or try to contact your nation's selected artist to put pressure on the broadcaster. if you're swedish, please try contacting svt or authorities with security concerns regarding the inclusion of israel. if israel does enter eden golan, complain about her selection and ties to russia. and absolutely DO NOT vote on, watch or promote this show if israel does end up competing.