Three Charged in Alleged Plot to Attack Synagogue in Germany
Prosecutors accuse the suspects of planning an attack to disrupt Germany-Israel relations.
- The main suspect, a 25-year-old German, allegedly attempted to join Islamic extremist fighters in Syria before planning the attack.
- An 18-year-old German-Turkish dual national is accused of conspiring with the main suspect to target Jewish facilities in Heidelberg or Frankfurt.
- The suspects allegedly intended to provoke a fatal confrontation with police and release a video criticizing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
- A third suspect, also 25, is charged with aiding the main suspect by driving him to Stuttgart Airport despite knowing his plans.
- The main suspect is also facing charges of attempted manslaughter for attacking a police officer during a May raid.