The Hamas organization planned to carry out attacks in Berlin and Vienna near the anniversary of October 7, the date of Hamas's attack on Israel. The details of this plan were revealed for the first time through a 214-page indictment presented by the German Federal Prosecutor's Office.
The document, which has not yet been made public, was obtained by the German newspaper WELT and revealed by POLITICO. The indictment details how Hamas's plan was interrupted only six days before it was to be executed, thus avoiding potential attacks in the German and Austrian capitals.
German authorities appear to have identified and neutralized the threat in time, preventing the attacks from occurring. The specific nature of the targets and the methods planned by Hamas were not specified in the available summary.
This revelation comes at a time of heightened tension in Europe regarding possible terrorist threats related to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. The German Federal Prosecutor's Office, responsible for international terrorism cases, is the entity conducting this investigation.



