Police file appeal against release of one of the suspects in the attack on European diplomats in Binyamin

Police have filed an appeal against the release of one of the suspects in the attack on European diplomats in Binyamin. The appeal hearing is expected to take place today at the Jerusalem District Court. Police have not yet taken complaints from the attacked diplomats and Palestinians.

The Judea and Samaria District Police have filed an appeal against the release of one of the suspects in the attack on European diplomats that occurred several days ago in Binyamin. The appeal hearing is expected to take place today (Thursday) at the Jerusalem District Court. Police describe the sequence of events: stones were thrown at the diplomats' vehicles, causing damage to the cars and broken windows, and diplomats were injured, including a mayor from France. Five days after the incident, police have not yet taken complaints from the attacked diplomats and Palestinians, have not collected medical documents, and have not received a digital opinion to compare photos of the suspects to videos from the incident. Police say this is a serious incident that poses a real risk to public safety and Israel's foreign relations.