A court in Germany sentenced two men for planning attacks on known pro‑Israeli figures and spying on Jews on behalf of Iran's intelligence services. The Hamburg court sentenced Ali S., a Danish citizen, to eight and a half years in prison for planning lethal attacks against several targets, including Volker Beck, head of the German Israeli community, and Yosef Shuster, head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany. His Afghan partner, known as Tawob M., was also sentenced to four and a half years in prison. Prosecutors say the Afghan citizen agreed to hire a third person to attack Volker Beck and provide him with weapons for this purpose.

A court in Germany sentenced two men for planning attacks on known pro‑Israeli figures and spying on Jews on behalf of Iran's intelligence services. The Hamburg court sentenced Ali S., a Danish citizen, to eight and a half years in prison for planning lethal attacks against several targets, including Volker Beck, head of the German Israeli community, and Yosef Shuster, head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany. His Afghan partner, known as Tawob M., was also sentenced to four and a half years in prison. Prosecutors say the Afghan citizen agreed to hire a third person to attack Volker Beck and provide him with weapons for this purpose.

According to the prosecutor, Ali S. will receive orders in 2025 from CODS, the overseas branch of the Revolutionary Guard.