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- 1US Military Sites Still at Risk After Foiled Plot, Ex-Terror Chief Warns▼US Military Sites Still at Risk After Foiled Plot, Ex-Terror Chief Says
A former terrorism chief says US military installations remain vulnerable despite the recent disruption of an alleged plot against them. The warning suggests the foiled scheme may be part of a broader threat, with officials urged to keep security measures at a high level even after the immediate danger was apparently neutralised.
- 2Ex-Hamas chief guard got UK citizenship before terror plot arrest, report says▼Report: Ex-guard for Hamas chief got UK citizenship before arrest for plotting terror attack on Jews in Europe
A former bodyguard for a Hamas leader was granted British citizenship before being arrested over an alleged plot to carry out a terror attack against Jews in Europe, according to a report. The case is likely to intensify scrutiny of UK security vetting and citizenship procedures for people with ties to militant groups.
- 3Report: Ex-guard of Hamas chief plotted attacks on Jews in UK●Hamas chief’s ex-guard got asylum in UK, then hatched terror plot against Jews – report
According to a Times of Israel report, a former bodyguard of a Hamas leader was granted asylum in the United Kingdom and then went on to plan a terrorist attack targeting Jews there. The case is drawing attention to UK asylum screening procedures and how security services monitor individuals admitted from conflict zones, particularly amid heightened tensions since the October 7 attacks.
- 4UK reportedly granted asylum to Hamas chief's guard accused of plotting attack▼UK gave asylum to Hamas chief’s guard who went on to ‘plot terror attack’ against Jews
The UK reportedly granted asylum to a former bodyguard of a Hamas leader who is alleged to have later plotted a terrorist attack against Jews in Britain. The Jewish Chronicle reports the case, raising questions about the UK asylum screening process and how the man was able to remain in the country. The story is likely to fuel debate over national security vetting of asylum seekers.