Behadrei reports that a 15-year-old German boy who allegedly planned to attack a synagogue lost two fingers when a bomb he was handling exploded accidentally. The report follows an indictment filed by Munich prosecutors on July 20, according to earlier reports.
Behadrei, a Haredi news site, reported on Tuesday that the 15-year-old German suspect who allegedly planned to attack a synagogue lost two fingers when a bomb he was handling exploded accidentally. This detail was already included in the indictment filed by Munich prosecutors, as The Zioneer reported on Monday at 13:47 Jerusalem. The indictment accused the teen of sympathizing with ISIS, possessing large quantities of pyrotechnic materials, and testing a homemade bomb in late October 2025, resulting in the explosion that cost him two fingers and injured a friend. The defense has denied the allegations.
The Zioneer's initial report on Monday was based on the indictment and other sources, and included the detail of the accidental explosion. Behadrei's report, published Tuesday, does not add new information to the case. It remains unclear whether the teen's alleged plot was operational or if he acted alone. The defense's denial stands, and no further details about the planned attack or the bomb-making materials have emerged.
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