Brussels – A clear set of rules for Purim celebrations were released on Wednesday in a press release from the office of the High Commissioner of the Antwerp Police in light of the terrorist attacks that took place in Brussels on Tuesday, according to reports by local media.
Brussels – Belgian media published on Tuesday a security camera picture of three men they said police suspected of carrying out the bombings at Brussels airport earlier that day.
The Lebanese Shi’ite group Hezbollah responded to attacks in Belgium on Tuesday by saying Europe was being burnt by “fire” from Syria and the Middle East which showed the growing threat posed by ultra-radical “takfiri” groups.
At least 28 people were killed and dozens more injured as coordinated terrorist attacks rocked the Brussels airport and subway system during rush hour Tuesday morning.
At least explosions were heard in the Brussels Airport at about 8:00AM local time. Numerous news agencies are reporting the death toll in the combined attacks in Brussels as 23.
Deadly explosions ripped through Belgium early Tuesday, killing at many as 23 people at the Brussels Airport and a metro station four days after authorities captured Paris attacker Salah Abdelslam.
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah on Monday ruled out a war with Israel in the near future, but threatened the terror group would strike Israel’s nuclear facilities if the Israel Defense Forces “escalates its aggression against Lebanon.”
At least 13 people have died and up to 50 injured after two explosions rocked Brussels Airport in a suspected suicide bombing.
The suicide bomber behind an attack in Istanbul on Saturday followed a group of Israeli tourists from their hotel before detonating himself and killing four others, according to reports on Turkish media.
BRUSSELS – The top suspect in last year’s Paris attacks told investigators after he was captured that he was planning new operations from Brussels and possibly had access to several weapons, Belgium’s foreign minister said Sunday.