Germany’s Federal Prosecutor, Jens Rommel, has charged four men with involvement in a terrorist organization following plans for attacks on targets including the Israeli embassy in Berlin. The allegations have emerged after a shift in the perception of Hamas, which was previously viewed as primarily operating in Germany for fundraising and recruitment. The prosecutor’s lengthy indictment outlines the men’s search for Hamas weapons depots in Poland and Hungary, with one suspect, Ibrahim El-R., reportedly having sought a depot in Denmark. The men remain silent on the charges, which they vehemently deny.