Blast in Liege synagogue; antisemitic attack under probe. No injuries. Liege is a Belgian city with a history of WWII and modern political tensions.
Early Monday morning, a blast damaged the synagogue and nearby buildings in Liege, Belgium, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as an antisemitic attack amid heightened European security linked to the US-Israel conflict with Iran. Belgian officials vow to strengthen protections for Jewish sites.
Norwegian authorities have arrested three brothers of Iraqi descent over an early-morning IED attack on the U.S. embassy in Oslo. Police say the suspects, in their 20s, are accused of a terror bombing with no injuries reported. Investigations are exploring roles and possible foreign-state links as tensions rise across Europe.
An explosion damaged a Jewish school in Amsterdam's Buitenveldert district, causing limited damage but no injuries. The attack follows recent threats and attacks on Jewish sites in the Netherlands and Belgium, prompting increased security and condemnation from officials. The incident raises concerns about rising antisemitism in the region.
A series of attacks on Jewish institutions in Belgium and the Netherlands have been linked to a new Islamist group with alleged Iranian ties. Arrests have been made, and security measures increased at Jewish sites across Europe following bombings and arson, with no injuries reported.